Martin O'Neill and his captain want the same thing after Callum McGregor compared Celtic's style to being like a basketball team…

Celtic manager Martin O'Neill stated he agrees with captain Callum McGregor's critiques regarding team control and player positioning following a draw with Dundee United. McGregor had highlighted issues with playing players out of position and relying too heavily on individual moments, which some supporters perceived as criticism of the coaching staff. O'Neill dismissed any conflict, emphasizing that he shares McGregor's perspective as the squad continues to adapt.
O'Neill explained that the team is still seeking balance after a disrupted preseason and the arrival of several new signings. He also defended Egyptian winger Hassan, dismissing reports of a £9 million transfer fee, while noting that recent additions like Joel van den Berg and Jordan Lotomba could feature soon against Falkirk.
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