Martin O’Neill has got a few problems to solve. The Celtic manager has just confirmed he’s staying, the

Writer Aodhán Ó Conchobhair argues that 17-year-old Celtic B striker Lucas Clearie could solve Martin O'Neill's attacking concerns amid a demanding run of nine matches in 28 days. Clearie has scored 10 goals in the Lowland League this season, netted five in the KDM Evolution Trophy, and scored twice against Falkirk in a 2-0 bounce game.
While high-profile signings and Jota's return have dominated discussions, the author contends that Clearie's consistent form, work rate, and movement deserve first-team opportunities. With Celtic entering a congested fixture list, Ó Conchobhair believes the Scottish Under-19 international could provide a viable attacking alternative from within the club.
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