Camilo Durán has been one of Celtic’s best performers this season, with Kasper Høgh finding himself on the bench while the Colombian keeps delivering. Martin…

Celtic striker Camilo Duran has expressed that he can successfully play alongside fellow forward Kasper Hogh in Martin O'Neill's attack. Duran, signed for £6.5m from Qarabag, stated he is open to playing as a striker, winger, or number 10, praising Hogh's qualities despite the pair competing for the same starting role.
67hailhail argues that Celtic should not compromise Duran's role, noting his strong form with nine goals and five assists in 16 appearances. Hogh, an £11m record signing, has struggled for goals, and manager Martin O'Neill has previously considered alternative formations such as 3-5-2 or 4-4-2 to fit both players together.
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