Aaron Mooy can have a similar Celtic impact to the club's stars from Japan if he can handle the Glasgow goldfish bowl.
The Australian international has teamed up with his former Socceroos boss Ange Postecoglou at Parkhead, signing a two-year deal and was announced as part of a double swoop by the champions along with defender Moritz Jens. Mooy 31-year-old was a star for Huddersfield Town when they reached the English Premier League in 2017, but couldn't prevent them being relegated the following season.
Former Hoops midfielder Paul Lambert believes Mooy ’s existing relationship with Postecoglou can help him succeed. He pointed to the signings of Kyogo, Daizen Maeda and Yosuke Ideguchi last season as an example. Postecoglou knew all three well from his time in charge of Yokohama F Marinos. And if Mooy can handle the pressure of playing for one of Glasgow’s big two, then Lambert can see him thriving at Celtic.
