With less than two weeks until the end of the summer transfer window, Celtic have now reportedly reached an agreement in principle to sign an attacking target for Brendan Rodgers.

Celtic still chasing reinforcements

Even after another flawless start to the Scottish Premiership campaign, defending champions Celtic are still on the hunt for reinforcements this month. The Bhoys will be well aware of just how important it is to build whilst on top and even though the likes of Benjamin Nygren represent that ambition, there's still room for more fresh faces.

One of the players who has found himself on Celtic's radar as of late is Jamie Vardy. The former Leicester City forward thrived under Rodgers at the King Power and could now reunite with his old manager now that he has left the Foxes as a free agent.

Even at 38 years old, Vardy would still have plenty to offer the current Celtic side both on and off the pitch. Just last season, the Premier League veteran scored 10 goals in all competitions as a struggling Leicester side suffered relegation. Any concerns that he wouldn't be able to leave his mark on the Scottish Premiership should, therefore, be put to rest.

Vardy's not the only target on Celtic's radar, however, and it looks as though they're now edging closer and closer to finally welcoming a long-term target.

Celtic reach agreement in principle for Balikwisha

According to Sacha Tavolieri, Celtic have now reached an agreement in principle to sign Michel-Ange Balikwisha from Royal Antwerp. As ever with the winger, though, the deal is far from simple. As per Tavolieri, even though that agreement has been reached and a medical was scheduled, there remains internal issues that need solving before Balikwisha can become a Celtic player at long last.

It's somewhat of a groundhog day for Celtic fans, who were denied the chance to welcome Balikwisha last season when he suffered an untimely injury.

Now, one year on, it looks as though there are other issues standing in the way of any deal becoming official. Whether that finally changes in the next 11 days is the big question.