Celtic have rejected a fifth bid from Atalanta for midfielder Matt O'Reilly.
The Serie A club's latest bid is said to be worth £21.5m including add-ons.
Atalanta have been trying to sign the Denmark international for over a month, with previous bids of £14m, £14.3m, £15m and £20m all rejected by Celtic.
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Brighton are also in talks with the Scottish Premiership champions over a move for O'Reilly, with several clubs, including Chelsea, interested in him.
O'Reilly, who scored 19 goals and provided 18 assists in 49 appearances for Brendan Rodgers last season, assisted Celtic's second goal in their 4-0 win over Kilmarnock on the opening Scottish Premiership game.
The 23-year-old is under contract with Celtic until 2027, with the club rejecting a £20m bid from Atletico Madrid in January.
Rogers: Cherish the players, not the league
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Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers gives update on Matt O'Riley's future amid interest from Brighton and a potential return for Norwich striker Adam Idah
Rodgers previously warned clubs that O'Riley would not leave Celtic on the cheap this summer.
“Obviously there will be bids for Matt O'Riley, but again, we don't have to sell and we don't want to sell,” he said. Sky Sports News.
“If an offer comes in that matches the player's value, that's another matter.
“Up until that moment, I was pretty comfortable with him because he was training really hard and working really hard. Until things change, we're just going to focus on performing.
“The difficulty teams face when they come to a club like Celtic is that sometimes they value the league rather than the players.
“What's important to me is that if a player leaves here, you pay them what they deserve. That doesn't always happen.
“No player is going to leave here without a proper valuation, and there's no team that's even close to that right now.”
