The winger has opened up on his early rollercoaster at Celtic Park after leaving Real Oviedo…

Celtic winger Haissem Hassan has addressed criticism regarding his lack of end product and defensive contribution since joining the club from Real Oviedo. The Egyptian attacker acknowledged the need to improve his goals, assists, and tracking back, stating he remains focused on adapting to manager Martin O'Neill's demands and settling into his new life in Glasgow.
Hassan, who joined Celtic in the summer for a fee exceeding £6 million, highlighted the positive influence of assistant manager Shaun Maloney on his development. Looking forward, the winger expressed confidence that goals will soon come as Celtic prepare for domestic league action against Falkirk and an upcoming Europa League encounter against Besiktas.
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