Martin O’Neill would love to have a striker of John Hartson’s ilk at Celtic right now, but his former player might have a few demands.…

Former Celtic striker John Hartson has urged manager Martin O'Neill to adjust Celtic's tactical setup by deploying a two-man forward line featuring Kasper Hogh alongside Camilo Duran. Speaking on Not Another Football Podcast, Hartson argued that Hogh struggles for momentum because he is not playing regularly and suggested adopting a 3-5-2 formation to make the team more potent in attack.
Hartson noted that leaving players out for multiple matches hinders their ability to get up to match speed. Meanwhile, 67hailhail highlighted the ongoing challenges facing O'Neill, arguing that poor club recruitment has complicated the manager's task at Celtic.
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