Celtic defender Gustaf Lagerbielke is in line to leave Celtic on loan.
The Swedish centre-back is expected to leave Glasgow before the end of the summer transfer window.
And in a bizarre quirk, he could be the replacement for a new Rangers signing.
UPDATE: FC Twente have had a loan offer accepted for Celtic centre-back Gustaf Lagerbielke.
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Twente want him on a season-long loan to replace Robin Propper, who left for Rangers.
Twente are leading the race over Heerenveen & Lecce.
Lecce have already moved on to other targets. https://t.co/6dpu3XkBLz
According to Sky Sports, Celtic have accepted a loan offer from FC Twente for the 24-year-old.
The Dutch club are keen to sign Lagerbielke as a replacement for former captain Robin Propper who joined Rangers this summer.
It's thought a season-long loan offer has been accepted but the deal has not yet been finalised.
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Heerenveen and Lecce had also been interested in the centre-back this summer but Twente look to be in pole position to land Lagerbielke.
The centre back played just 10 times for Celtic last season after joining the club on a long-term deal from IF Elfsborg.
Now, it appears Lagerbielke could be shipped out on loan to develop with Cameron Carter-Vickers and Liam Scales the preferred partnership in defence.
Stephen Welsh is also ahead of Lagerbielke in the pecking order with Maik Nawrocki also on the books at Parkhead.
Lagerbielke - who has been capped for Sweden on two occasions - is under contract at Celtic until 2028.
