It's been a relentless season for Celtic so far as they surged to the top of the Scottish Premiership and returned to the Champions League - and things aren't slowing down during the winter break.
The Sydney Super Cup is just around the corner as Ange Postecoglou looks to take advantage of the World Cup break, with another busy transfer window also rapidly approaching. Postecoglou hasn't been shy in discussing the player trading model at Celtic Park as he looks to reshape the side into a Champions League force after their group stage return.
With the countdown on to the January transfer window the Australian boss expects a "natural evolution" of the squad when it comes to letting players go and that there is "no fear" over cashing in when the timing is right. The Celtic boss has also emphasised the importance of the clashes with Sydney FC and Everton to his plans by shutting down Scotland's attempts to call up the likes of Greg Taylor, David Turnbull, Anthony Ralston and James Forrest for the friendly with Turkey.
