Chris Sutton discusses potential Celtic squad changes for Premier Sports Cup

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Chris Sutton discusses potential Celtic squad changes for Premier Sports Cup
Summary

Former Celtic player Chris Sutton has shared his views on the team selection for the upcoming Premier Sports Cup quarter-final at Ibrox. Sutton suggested that manager Martin O’Neill may consider starting Camilo Duran in the center-forward position rather than record signing Kasper Hogh. While acknowledging Hogh’s ability, Sutton indicated that current form makes Duran difficult to leave out of the starting lineup. The discussion surrounding the forward line also includes considerations for the left-wing position, with options such as Sebastian Tounekti and James Forrest potentially in the mix. Sutton’s analysis follows his own historical experience of tactical adjustments made by O’Neill during matches at Ibrox. The team's final composition for the cup tie remains a subject of speculation ahead of the match.

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  • Celtic faces an upcoming Premier Sports Cup quarter-final at Ibrox.
  • Chris Sutton suggests Camilo Duran may start ahead of Kasper Hogh.
  • Sam Johnstone is favored by Sutton to continue in goal for the match.
  • Positions on the left wing remain under consideration for the Celtic management team.
  • Martin O’Neill is expected to evaluate his best available lineup for the knockout fixture.
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  • 8:30 AMYahoo SportsDisagreeing with Chris Sutton who reckons Camilo Duran will lead the line
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Chris Sutton’s past experience tells him his old boss could throw a few ‘curveballs’ at Ibrox, including surprise striker choice. On this one I’m not so sure and will explain why…Martin O’...

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