He was clear about that. So, I think the price could be more, definitely.
I would have expected him to go for around £16-20m," Riseth said.
Comparing the Dane to former Celtic center-forward Mark Viduka, Riseth highlighted Hogh's physical profile and technical attributes.
"Kasper's a target striker, he's strong and I would say a similar player as Mark Viduka.
He's good in the air and he's really good when you come around on the side with the crosses in the box.
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He can hold the ball and link up play," Riseth said.
Riseth emphasized Hogh's efficiency in front of goal and his movement in the penalty area during his time in Norway.
"He has scored so many goals in the air for Bodo/Glimt. It's like 50-50, the goals he's scored with his head or with his feet.
Bodo/Glimt are a really offensive team as well, they create lots of chances. He definitely will score lots of goals for Celtic," Riseth said.
In addition to individual goalscoring, Riseth pointed out how Hogh's tactical presence creates offensive opportunities for supporting teammates.
"I think all the players around him will score more goals as well. If defenders don't follow him, he will score.
He will give more space to the other players as well," Riseth said.
Riseth recalled how Bodo/Glimt's coaching staff valued the Danish forward's contributions even when he was not on the scoresheet.
"We have seen that in Bodo/Glimt.
