Celtic midfielder Thomas Gravesen is determined to stay
and fight for his place, according to his agent.
The 31-year-old Dane failed to establish himself in Gordon
Strachan's first team last season after his £2m move from Real
Madrid.
Sunderland and Sheffield United have been linked with a move for
the former Everton player.
But John Sivebaek told the Sunday Express: "Thomas wants to prove
that he can be a success at Celtic."
Gravesen lost his place to Paul Hartley after the Scotland
midfielder signed from Hearts in January and failed to force his
way back into Strachan's plans.
Sivebaek said the midfielder had no intention of leaving Celtic
Park and was looking forward to next season.
"I think Thomas will still be at Celtic next season. He will fight
to get back into the team," Sivebaek said.
"That is the way he wants to act as a professional footballer. I
still think he is a really good footballer and I do not know why he
has not been playing at Celtic."
Sivebaek added: "Thomas has never expressed a desire to leave
Celtic. He is very happy at the club and very happy with the
fans."
Strachan said in February he had no problem with Gravesen and that
he was part of his first-team plans.