It's not often a player finds himself up against a soon-to-be teammate in the same position - but that's exactly what happened when Celtic right-back Josip Juranovic's Croatia met Alistair Johnston's Canada at the World Cup.
It finished 4-1 to Croatia after Andrej Kramaric's double plus Marko Livaja and Lovro Majer efforts eliminated their opponents and put themselves on the brink of last 16 qualification from Group F after Belgium suffered a shock loss to Morocco. Johnston is reported as one player on his way to Glasgow this winter with a fee claimed to be agreed between MLS side Montreal and Celtic, while rumours continue to rumble over whether Juranovic will stay at the Premiership champions.
So this was a perfect chance for Hoops fans to look at what they could lose, but also what they might be gaining come the opening of January's transfer window. Record Sport takes a peek at how both men got on against elite opposition.
