3 years on, Martin O’Neill plots Celtic’s perfect strike with Odsonne Edouard and Kyogo

3 years on, Martin O’Neill plots Celtic’s perfect strike with Odsonne Edouard and Kyogo

Martin O'Neill plots Celtic's perfect strike with Odsonne Edouard and Kyogo

Celtic manager Martin O'Neill has hinted at a possible return to a two-striker system, with Camilo Duran and Kasper Hogh expected to form the partnership.

Martin O'Neill has been dropping hints that he's planning on playing with two up top this season, creating a partnership with Duran and Hogh. The gaffer spoke about his belief that the two players could combine to good effect, but suggested he might need to tinker with the long-established 4-3-3 formation.

"I would think that, given time, the two players should be able to play together without a problem," O'Neill said. "I don't know whether that means changing systems, changing all that type of stuff, but, you know, they're good players."

O'Neill's comments have sparked interest in the possibility of a two-striker system, reminiscent of his successful 3-5-2 formation in his first spell at Celtic. The manager added that Duran can break off wide, but that might not be his preferred position.

The 4-3-3 system has been successful for Celtic, but O'Neill is open to adapting during the course of the game. "There's not much more to it than that," he said.

The change could be on the horizon, with O'Neill likely to assess the team's performance before making a decision. The Hoops face Dundee at Celtic Park on Monday night, and it remains to be seen if the manager will stick to his current 4-3-3 formation.

Celtic's new signings, Camilo Duran and Kasper Hogh, have been touted as the potential strike partnership, with O'Neill praising their abilities. "They're good players," he said.

The duo will likely feature in Celtic's lineup on Monday, with O'Neill expected to assess their performance before deciding on a long-term system. The manager's comments have sparked interest in the possibility of a two-striker system, and fans will be eagerly awaiting the team's performance on Monday night.

O'Neill's experience with the 3-5-2 formation in his first spell at Celtic has given him a unique perspective on the two-striker system. The manager added that the key to success lies in adapting during the course of the game.

The Celtic manager is set to face a tough decision in the coming weeks, with the team's performance on Monday night likely to be a key factor in his decision. The Hoops will face Dundee at Celtic Park, and O'Neill will be looking to assess the team's performance before making a decision on the system.

The 4-3-3 formation has been successful for Celtic, but O'Neill is open to adapting during the course of the game. The manager's comments have sparked interest in the possibility of a two-striker system, and fans will be eagerly awaiting the team's performance on Monday night.

The change could be on the horizon, with O'Neill likely to assess the team's performance before making a decision. The Hoops face Dundee at Celtic Park on Monday night, and it remains to be seen if the manager will stick to his current 4-3-3 formation.

Celtic's new signings, Camilo Duran and Kasper Hogh, have been touted as the potential strike partnership, with O'Neill praising their abilities. The duo will likely feature in Celtic's lineup on Monday, with O'Neill expected to assess their performance before deciding on a long-term system.

The manager's comments have sparked interest in the possibility of a two-striker system, and fans will be eagerly awaiting the team's performance on Monday night. O'Neill's experience with the 3-5-2 formation in his first spell at Celtic has given him a unique perspective on the two-striker system.

Celtic's upcoming match against Dundee at Celtic Park on Monday night will be a key test for the team's performance, and O'Neill will be looking to assess the team's performance before making a decision on the system. The manager's comments have sparked interest in the possibility of a two-striker system, and fans will be eagerly awaiting the team's performance.

The change could be on the horizon, with O'Neill likely to assess the team's performance before making a decision. The Hoops face Dundee at Celtic Park on Monday night, and it remains to be seen if the manager will stick to his current 4-3-3 formation.


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