Kasper Høgh Has ‘Nothing to Worry About’ as Former Teammate Predicts Goals Will Return

Kasper Høgh has endured a lengthy spell without finding the net, but former teammate Albert Grønbæk believes Celtic supporters have little reason to panic. The Hamburg midfielder says he stays in close contact with the striker and expects the goals to come again once Høgh breaks his drought. According to the report, Høgh has gone 19 matches for club and country without scoring, a run that amounts to 1,018 minutes. His last goal came in August, when he scored a hat-trick against Kilmarnock. The barren spell has also affected his international prospects: Denmark left him out of a Nations League match after he had made substitute appearances against Norway and Wales during the previous international window. Grønbæk, who played alongside Høgh at Norwegian club Bodo/Glimt, told the Daily Record that the pair text every day and check in on one another. He said he was confident that when Høgh starts scoring again, more goals will follow, and described his former teammate as both resilient and highly talented. The midfielder also praised Høgh’s ability to turn a difficult moment into something positive, saying he himself sometimes looks to the striker for inspiration when he needs a lift. Their time at Bodo/Glimt, he added, was shaped by a close-knit atmosphere and friendships that stood out compared with life at other clubs. Høgh arrived at Celtic with a substantial price tag, and the pressure around a forward can grow quickly when goals dry up. But Grønbæk’s message is that the current run does not define his friend’s ability. For now, the support is coming from a teammate who knows him well and continues to speak with him regularly.