Ange Postecoglou has shut down doubters in a glowing endorsement of Kevin Muscat after he missed out on becoming Rangers manager.
The Australian coach - who recently lifted the Chinese league title with Shanghai Port - was interviewed by Ibrox chiefs before being pipped to the role by Philippe Clement.
Now, former Celtic manager Postecoglou has warned Muscat to be selective when deciding on making a move to Europe in the future as he blasted misconceptions over achievements abroad.
Speaking to ESPN, Postecoglou said: "I've got no doubt [Muscat would be a success in Europe]. With a lot of things, it's about what experience teaches you.
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"Musky probably understands that better now: that it's not just about taking that opportunity. You've got to make sure it's the right one for [you].
"I think he's got enough runs on the board now where he can be fairly selective about what he does next and I think that's the most important thing. I've got no doubt if and when he gets over across the Europe, he'll be successful.
"People are very dismissive of success that doesn't occur in their own backyard, particularly here in Europe. They're very Eurocentric.
"But winning a title in Asia is just as difficult as winning a title in Holland, in Belgium, or anywhere else. And he's got a track record of success now in three countries. No doubt that can transfer here."
