Aaron Mooy has been using his international break away from Celtic to learn from legendary manager Guus Hiddink.
The Dutchman is working as Socceroos boss Graham Arnold's right-hand man for their friendlies against New Zealand before domestic action kicks off again. He famously guided Australia past the group stage at the 2006 World Cup in Germany.
He has had a glittering managerial career including stints at Chelsea and Real Madrid, with Mooy the latest beneficiary of his wisdom. A clip uploaded to the Australian national team shows Hiddink clearly outlining instructions to the Celtic midfielder, who is hoping to be involved with Arnold's men at the Qatar World Cup later this year. Hiddink is filling the void for usual number two Rene Meulensteen ,who is in Europe to scout their winter opposition.