Former Celtic striker, Frank McAvennie beleives the club will not be able to sign Andre Ayew due to his high bill wage.
The 31-year-old after leaving Swansea City as a free agent after failing to book Premier League promotion, the Ghana captain has been linked to the Scottish giants.
McAvennie who played for West Ham and Celtic before retiring in 1995, reviewed Ayew's career in England and he considers him as a good option for the Bhoys after they finished second behind Rangers in the Scottish top-flight.
The 61-year-old, however, expressed his concern over the Ghana star's financial demands which might affect the deal.
"He didn’t do too well at West Ham,” McAvennie told Football Insider.
"He’s done better at Swansea when he plays upfront as part of a two. He did alright in the playoffs.
“He scored a great goal in the first leg. He’s getting on a bit though. Is he going to come in on those wages?
“I’m not sure Celtic will sanction that if he’s demanding a high wage.
“It’s a name, he’s going to be free. I’m not really for or against it. If he comes, great. If he doesn’t, fine. We’ll get someone else.”
Turkish powerhouse, Fernabahce and Leeds United have all joined the race for the services of Andre Ayew.
Ayew finished the campaign as the top goalscorer with 19 goals in all competitions.
Swansea City lost 2-0 to Brentford in the Championship play at Wembley.