Camilo Duran is looking like Celtic's best option through the middle, and that leaves Martin O'Neill with a selection puzzle around Hogh.
Celtic finally look like they have some spark, and Camilo Duran is at the center of it. Alongside Osmand, the Colombian midfielder has given the side energy and purpose in the middle of the park.
Martin O'Neill has been open about not being sure of his strongest XI. That uncertainty is starting to clear, at least in central areas. Duran now looks like the answer, the player who connects the team and gives Celtic's attacking play a sharper edge.
Osmand's contribution has added to the momentum. The pair's impact suggests a partnership O'Neill can build around, and it has changed the mood around a team that had been searching for its identity.
That brings up the question of Hogh. If Duran and Osmand keep delivering, the spot he might have expected is no longer guaranteed. O'Neill now has a welcome problem: reward the form that has lifted Celtic, or keep his options open as the fixtures stack up. For now, momentum belongs to Duran.
