Celtic manager Martin O’Neill is considering a tactical reshuffle as he weighs how to manage team selection amid changes to his squad. Sources report that Hyun-jun Yang’s absence is a factor, while Kasper Hogh is set to return, prompting O’Neill to reassess how the team’s shape will function.
The outlets describe O’Neill’s approach as focusing on fitting his best available players into the lineup. Rather than using a single fixed formation regardless of personnel, the reporting indicates he may adjust Celtic’s system to accommodate who is available for selection. The coverage centers on how the midfield and overall structure could be altered to cover for Yang and integrate Hogh again. While the specifics of any formation or role changes are not fully detailed, the consistent theme is that squad availability drives the potential adjustment.
Across the reports, the difference is mainly in emphasis rather than in the underlying facts: both point to O’Neill’s decision-making process and the same two named player availability issues affecting Celtic.
