Crystal Palace joining Celtic in race for Gvidas Gineitis transfer
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 18, 2026, 4:45 PM
Last updated Aug 18, 2026

Celtic may encounter new competition for player Gvidas Gineitis as Crystal Palace reportedly prepares to enter the bidding for the Torino midfielder. The 22-year-old has become a primary target for Celtic after the recent transfer of Arne Engels to West Ham United. Torino's asking price for Gineitis is believed to be between £8 million and £12 million, with Red Bull Salzburg and Anderlecht also expressing interest. With Celtic's Champions League play-off against LASK Linz approaching, the need for swift action is essential to secure Gineitis’s availability.
- •Celtic is interested in Gvidas Gineitis from Torino.
- •Crystal Palace is also pursuing Gineitis.
- •Torino's asking price is between £8 million and £12 million.
- •Gineitis played the full 90 minutes for Torino recently.
- •Celtic has until 11pm on Tuesday to register new players.
- 4:45 PMYahoo Sports — Celtic face fresh Gvidas Gineitis competition as Premier League club enters race
"Celtic could face fresh competition in their pursuit of Gvidas Gineitis, with Crystal Palace reportedly ready to enter the race for the Torino midfielder.Gvidas Gineitis of Torino FC is challenged by ...
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