Kasper Høgh has suffered a horren start to his Celtic career and with no clear answer, could he be sent back to Bodo?

Writer Aodhán Ó Conchobhair argues that Celtic should consider sending striker Kasper Høgh back to Bodø/Glimt in January if his form does not improve. Høgh, signed for around £11 million, managed just one touch during the first half of Celtic's recent match against Hibernian, prompting criticism over his overall impact on the team's attack.
Ó Conchobhair contends that manager Martin O’Neill should not let the record transfer fee dictate team selection. Instead, the writer advocates starting in-form attacker Camilo Durán centrally as Celtic's primary striker rather than pushing him out wide to accommodate the struggling Danish forward.
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