Gustaf Lagerbielke is at the centre of a transfer tug-of-war as FC Twente consider joining Heerenveen and Lecce in the battle for his signature.

Dutch side Heerenveen are in advanced talks over a deal to take Swede Gustaf Lagerbielke on a season-long loan.

Heerenveen chief executive Ferry de Haan is hopeful of concluding a deal to sign Celtic outcast Gustaf Lagerbielke. The Dutch club's CEO expressed optimism to the Leeuwarder Courant, stating that while the deal was not yet finalized, they were hopeful it would work out. De Haan mentioned that with Pawel Bochniewicz and Sam Kersten, the team currently had two central defenders. He added that Mateja Milovanovic was still behind them but needed some time, emphasizing their aim to have a strong line-up in the center of defence.

SC Heerenveen hopes to strengthen their squad in the short term with Swedish international Gustaf Lagerbielke. The club is in talks with Celtic about a possible loan deal for the defender. Ferry de Haan, general director of Heerenveen, mentioned that while it's not a done deal yet, they are optimistic about its success.