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Celtic are reportedly exploring the possibility of signing 22-year-old Premier League midfielder Justin Devenny from Crystal Palace. The Irish player, who was part of Oliver Glasner's squad that secured the Europa Conference League title last season, is now available after one year remains on his contract with Palace. Devenny, born in Ayrshire, has made 60 appearances for the London club and also represents Northern Ireland internationally.

Stephen McGowan, a reliable source on Celtic's transfer activity, suggests that the Scottish side could target the midfielder, with a fee of £6 million being quoted. However, Celtic will face competition from other English clubs and Italian teams for his signature. Celtic is in search of quality additions following their UEFA Champions League exit against Linz, and Devenny could be a potential solution to help the team progress in European competitions while maintaining their domestic dominance.

Devenny's Scottish background makes him eligible as a homegrown player for Celtic's European quota requirements, which adds to the intrigue surrounding the potential move. The midfielder can also play as a left wingback or in central midfield, and is reportedly a Celtic fan, which could further influence his decision. As the club seeks to bolster its squad, Devenny's potential transfer is definitely one to watch.