Celtic’s draw with Motherwell has left fans disappointed and frustrated. They couldn’t replicate the strong performance against Aberdeen pre-international break, leading to anger at giving Rangers another chance to close the league gap.

Despite signs of team cohesion, Callum Davidson noted a Celtic player, Hyunjun Yang, struggling to adapt to Brendan Rodgers’ style of play. Davidson, on BBC Sportscene, mentioned how Yang’s understanding of team dynamics seemed lacking and highlighted the need for effective crosses, which were lacking in the recent match.

Yang, who initially struggled after his £2m summer move, had shown promise, but his performance in the Motherwell draw reflected his earlier struggles. With Abada and Maeda soon returning from injury, Yang must find consistency to secure his spot. His role in challenging games will determine his future at the club.

This is a crucial period for Yang, and if he fails to shine against challenging opponents, his place in the Celtic lineup could be at risk.