No one knows Celtic as well as Martin O’Neill. The Scottish coach had actually planned his retirement when he was called in to save Celtic, the club he had managed successfully in 2000-05. Not only as a temporary rescuer in 2025, but also as a permanent rescuer in 2026. So when the 74-year-old praises Høgh’s type of player, it bodes well.
Kasper Høgh has said an emotional goodbye to the Glimt gang, thanked club and city for the adventurous journey, put on the iconic Celtic shirt and got ready for the first training session with veteran coach Martin O’Neill. The Scot can hardly find enough words to describe what a resource the former Bodø/Glimts striker will be for Celtic.
“I am very pleased that Kasper has joined us. He is a high-quality player and has good experience from both domestic competitions and European football,” the Celtic coach begins to the club’s website.
“Kasper is a goalscorer, but he also contributes a lot more to his game, and I’m sure our fans will appreciate the way he plays.
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“The club has done an excellent job of securing a player of that calibre and I am convinced that Celtic and Kasper will be a good match,” the Celtic manager boasted.
Okay, Kasper, the list of expectations is set high. At the same time, the Dane has a coach who will make sure that the new striker gets the best working conditions. This will be exciting to follow!
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