Kasper Hogh can’t buy a goal for Celtic but he’s not the only expensive signing who must soon start delivering

Daily Record writer Michael Gannon argues that Celtic striker Kasper Hogh should not bear all the blame for his current goal drought. Despite arriving for a reported £11 million fee, Hogh has failed to score in his last 15 matches, but Gannon notes that Celtic's lack of attacking service has severely limited his penalty-box opportunities.

Gannon also targets winger Haissem Hassan, who joined for an initial fee exceeding £6 million but has registered only two assists and no goals. The columnist maintains that manager Martin O'Neill needs increased end-product from Hassan to revitalize both the winger's form and Hogh's scoring output.