The forward has enjoyed a successful debut campaign netting five goals so far and helping the Hoops to the top of the table this term. And while the Montenegro international could lift his first piece of silverware in Scotland next weekend in the Viaplay Cup final against Rangers, he remains at the centre of a row between former sides Norrkoping and Rubin. The Swedes have stated they are yet to receive a whopping £3.2million from the Russian outfit. Read More Related Articles Read More Related Articles Norrkoping chairman Sakarias Mardh has taken the row to FIFA and the Court of Arbitration for Sport in a bid to secure the remainder of the fee. With the issue rumbling on since the start of the campaign, Mardh has stated that representatives for the Swedish minnows are pushing forward with their case. He told Swedish outlet NT-sporten : "We continue to seek help from our lawyers to see if it can be resolved. It is up to FIFA and CAS to decide. I have great hope that we will get it right in those instances.