Former Celtic full-back Mark Wilson is of the view that selling Odsonne Edouard for £30m would be a spectacular piece of business for the Bhoys.
Celtic signed Edouard from Paris Saint-Germain on a season-long loan in the summer of 2017, before making the move permanent the next summer, splashing out around £9m.
Edouard has been sensational for the club and has attracted the attention of some of Europe’s elite with his performances.
He is a key man at Celtic Park and former Bhoy Wilson admits the club will have a judgement call to make if a big money bid comes in.
The former Scotland international stated it would be a remarkable piece of business if the Celts managed to sell the striker for £30m.
And Wilson admits though Celtic are a big club, they could struggle to hold on to the 22-year old if some of the big boys from Europe came after the Frenchman and splashed the cash.
"Not many clubs are bigger than Celtic, but when the lure of a big league comes your way where these boys can go and further their careers, that could become a real pulling point”, Wilson told the Scottish Sun.
"If the money is right, it’s a big decision for Celtic and Peter Lawwell.
"Their model has worked so well in recent years and if clubs are willing to pay £30m, the model works again.
"You spend £9m on someone and sell them for £30m two years down the line. It’s an incredible piece of business."
Edouard has scored 21 goals and assisted 12 this season from 27 appearances, playing a big part in putting Celtic in pole position to win the Scottish Premiership title.
