Celtic have been linked with Brazillian winger Tete for a significant portion of the transfer window.
The 23-year-old, who spent last season on loan with Brendan Rodgers at Leicester City, has been touted as a potential replacement for Jota, who joined Saudi Arabian club Al-Ittihad earlier this summer.
However, a recent report from Football Scotland claims the former Shakhtar Donetsk star will not be joining the Hoops and claims the Scottish champions are interested in him are "wide of the mark".
Meanwhile, Brendan Rodgers has praised David Turnbull after his performance in the recent victory over Athletic Club, calling him "excellent".
The Scotland international scored the winning goal as Celtic won 3-2 against the La Liga side.
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Rodgers said: " [He was] excellent, he was very good. He’s been good in pre-season. I really like him as a footballer – he’s got tools, he’s comfortable on the ball, and can score goals.
"His efficiency is very good. He just needs to keep working and to keep on the move. It’s always important with those players that they don’t turn the engine off.
"A lot of these guys I don’t know, so for me there is a clean slate for them all. It’s assessing over the course of pre-season, what they’ve done in the past doesn’t really matter.
"That includes the guys who have worked with me before. In order to have that hunger, that’s how it has to be.”Our Celtic Digest newsletter brings exclusive content directly to you rather than solely through the website.
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