Kelechi Iheanacho has opted to leave Celtic this summer, despite being offered a new deal by the club.
Iheanacho joined Celtic on a one-year deal from Sevilla last summer and went on to make 24 appearances for the Bhoys in all competitions, scoring nine times and registering one assist.
After helping the club to a league and cup double in 25/26, Iheanacho was offered a new contract at Celtic Park but ultimately turned it down in favour of joining Bursaspor.
Reports from Iheanacho's native Nigeria claim he has agreed a three-year deal at the Turkish side - who won promotion from the Turkish third tier last season - with their ambitions of returning to the top flight said to have influenced his decision.
As recently as 2010 Bursaspor were crowned Super Lig champions and played in the UEFA Champions League, but they subsequently endured a precipitous fall that saw them drop all the way down to the TFF Third League - the fourth tier of Turkish football.
The news will come as a blow for Celtic as Iheanacho proved a reliable source of goals in the 25/26 campaign, despite a slew of injuries limiting him to just four league starts.
After coming off the bench in the closing stages of their Scottish Cup semi-final with St. Mirren, the former Manchester City striker netted twice in extra-time as Martin O'Neill's team ultimately recorded a 6-2 victory.
Iheanacho once again made an impact from the bench when they defeated Dunfermline in the final at Hampden Park, netting the third goal in a 3-1 win after being introduced on the hour mark.
He ultimately finished fourth in the club's scoring charts in all competitions, behind Benjamin Nygren, Daizen Maeda and Yang Hyun-jun.
Celtic are scheduled to play another of Iheanacho's former clubs Middlesbrough in a pre-season friendly at Celtic Park on Saturday.
