Martin O’Neill has revealed Celtic will become a more tactically flexible side this season following the arrival of Kasper Høgh. Throughout pre-season, the Celtic manager has spoken about evolving his side, and supporters were given a glimpse of that on the final day of last season. Now, the manager wants his squad to be comfortable switching formations whenever a game demands it. Rather than being tied to one formation, the manager wants his players to be adaptable enough to alter their approach without disrupting the team’s rhythm. Whether it’s used from the start or introduced during matches, one thing is becoming increasingly clear – O’Neill wants a Celtic side capable of winning games in more than one way.