Celtic's attacking artillery comes out of cold storage against Aberdeen next Saturday with boss Ange Postecoglou spoilt for choice in the forward areas. It's a trip to Pittodrie which has the champions protecting a nine point lead at the Premiership summit and former Hoops winger Joe Miller has run the rule over who he believes should get the nod to face the Dons.
The six candidates have been assessed with Miller opting to go with a starting trio of Jota, Kyogo and Liel Abada and has outlined his thinking behind his choices for Record Sport ahead of the trip to the Granite City. Strength in depth and a fierce competition for places in the Celtic forward line may be a pleasant puzzle for Postecoglou to solve and a host of pros and cons have been considered by the one-time Parkhead favourite.
Miller anticipates a testing return to action for the Hoops against one of his old clubs after the five week shutdown due to the World Cup but he's convinced Celtic are already too far ahead in the title race to be caught. But when it comes down to what personnel is best suited to claim the points against Aberdeen, Miller can't see past a talent laden front three from Portugal, Israel and Japan with all of the runners and riders aiming for a start being placed under the microscope.
