Oh admits he's fond of a late night in Lennoxtown as he revealed the stick he gets from his parents over his Celtic stardom.
The youngster is bubbling under the surface at Parkhead after a season of impressive outings despite playing understudy to 30-plus goal hitman Kyogo Furuhashi under previous boss Ange Postecoglou. The South Korean attacker filled the void left by Giorgos Giakoumakis who moved stateside in January and the 22-year-old has made an impact, scoring within minutes of his debut and notching up seven goals across 21 appearances last campaign.
Brendan Rodgers may look to offer the driven forward a more prominent role in his new-look Celtic side, with Kyogo and other big hitters linked with transfers out of Lennoxtown. Speaking of the Celtic training facility, Oh admits he spends a lot of time in the quiet suburb of Glasgow, due to getting easily 'bored' in his digs.
