Celtic target David Strelec admitted 'everything is open' after blasting a hat-trick to win the Slovakian title for Slovan Bratislava.
The striker grabbed his 18th goal in just 20 starts this season as his goals against Zilina clinched his club the title.
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He was unhappy in January when his club priced him out of a £7 million move to Celtic, with Middlesbrough also interested.
Strelec was even left out of his next game after the transfer collapsed by Slovan boss Vladimir Weiss because he wasn't in the right state of mind to play.
But he returned to the team and helped them win their league and looks certain to be on the move this summer.
After scoring that hat trick, Strelec said: "Everything is open in the summer.
"I'm happy here, I'm at home here. It's always been my dream to play for Slovan.
"But I won't deny something could happen. We'll see how the communication with the club goes."
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