Celtic will secure treble again if they sign 55-time international reportedly set to quit PL club, three reasons why
Likely to be cheaper than Bournemouth outlay
Bournemouth paid Ligue 1 outfit St. Etienne a huge £10million for the speed machine two years ago, but his time on the south coast has been marred by injury.
In his first season, the fleet-footed winger ruptured his cruciate ligament and has since struggled to prove his worth worth.
Now, Gradel is likely to be available for much less than the eight-figures Bournemouth paid for him in 2015 and if he is allowed to leave for half of that, then he would prove a bargain.