Oh Hyeon-gyu

He’s got everything in his game and deserves a run in the team, so powerful and can make the runs in behind. Buzzing he’s taking his chance.

 

For you?

Aye, for you. You mad Korean *.

 

Likeable guy, always gives everything he’s got for the shirt too.

 

He's some set of balls offering himself up for interviews n

 

Shocking how little he has played. Up to now only 1063 minutes since he joined in January.

Danilo from the huns has played 996, Dessers has played 1290 and Lammers has played 1457 and they 3 only joined the huns in the summer.

Combined they 3 have scored 14 goals and Oh has scored 12.

 

Really happy for the lad, seems a likable guy, nae tantrums about not getting game time, just tries his best.
He actually done more in the hour he was on the park than Kyogo done in his last 4 or 5 games.
Deserves to start Sunday.
That second goal he scored was class-movement, anticipation, strength and deadly confident finish.

 

Perfect for against Kilmarnock. Another 10 man wall he can bulldoze his way through. Good warm up move by Rodgers. Thinking a game ahead.

 

Reminds me a lot of GG. Think he’s starting to look like an upgrade already and has only played a handful of games. So much potential at his age.

 

As much as I love Kyogo the shirt is now his to lose assuming it’s one or the other. He’s come on and made an impact near enough every time, he’s now started and taken his opportunity.

 

Delighted for the big Man

 

Definitely can't lose his place now. We need to find a way to play him and Kyogo together because Oh's got too much potential to let waste away on the bench consistently.

 

Fantastic talent that can only get better the more game time he gets and with the right coaching has a amazing ceiling

 

Know he was a player when he got a small run before that injury glad he’s back and I reckon the best is yet too come

 

Good performance and I'm delighted for him.. love his attitude..

But, let's not get carried away he is still raw at times and he did miss an easy chance too last night when he slid in, in the first half..

Would start him v Kilmarnock but Kyogo is still the main man, he's levels above..

Really encouraging from Oh tho.

 

Kyogo is prone to those types of misses too to be fair. I don’t think that one was particularly easy either but yeah he should have buried it. He’s scored a couple of really good goals of late. His second against Hibs and the one to make it 6-0 the other week were impressive.

 

Can’t help but like the big guy, snatches at his chances sometimes but he’s so desperate for his chance to impress. Would be interesting to see how he would do with a run of starts.

 

Surley we are not comparing him to kyogo Jesus we do not half get carried away when someone has a half decent game .Couple of weeks ago kyogo was the best since henrik

 

THE ball was probably destined to finish in the back of the Hibernian net when Celtic centre half Cameron Carter-Vickers got the end of the Luis Palma corner at Parkhead on Wednesday night.

But, like all good strikers, Oh Hyeon-gyu made sure he got a slight touch on the defender’s shot and claimed the opening goal of the cinch Premiership encounter himself.

The South Korean, who had been preferred to Kyogo Furuhashi in attack by his manager Brendan Rodgers, immediately reeled away to celebrate with the jubilant crowd and his delighted team mates.

Unfortunately for Oh, the stadium announcer thought, like many people in the crowd, that Carter-Vickers had got the final touch and it was the United States internationalist who ended up being congratulated


It was a very important touch,” he said with a grin as he looked back on the 4-1 triumph over Hibs. “But I don’t think anyone realised I had touched it. None of the players believed me.

“Even the stadium announcer said it was Cameron’s goal. I said, ‘No! No! No!’ But I was very thankful to Cameron for giving me the opportunity to contribute to the goal.



The 22-year-old made amends in the second half when he ran onto a Callum McGregor through ball, muscled Will Fish out of the way and fired beneath David Marshall.


The £2.5m signing is, too, confident that more goals will come in the weeks ahead after taking his tally for the 2023/24 campaign to five.

Oh is certainly eager to build on his showing against Hibs, stay in the starting line-up and ensure that he is involved with his national team when they participate in the Asian Cup in Qatar next month.



In December I want to play as many games and score as many times as I can,” he said. “I want to contribute towards the team and also get to the Asian Cup.

“I was very happy to get the opportunity to be in the starting XI and personally I was very happy to score two goals.

“I just tried not to be too lazy, to do what the manager told me. It was important for me to play aggressively. I want to grasp these opportunities when they come.”

Oh continued: “I think I managed to do that. It’s important for me to take these opportunities whenever I am in the starting line-up.

“I don’t get that many opportunities to start, but whenever they come I play like it’s my last game. If I do what the manager asks and if I do my best, the goals tend to follow.

“Every training session feels like a competition, but the manager and coaching staff all help me with lots of advice.”

First team starts have proved hard for Oh to come by since he was signed from Suwon Samsung Bluewings in his homeland back in January due to the form of Furuhashi.

However, he believes he has benefitted greatly from training alongside the Japanese internationalist, who he is now hoping to displace, and his other Celtic team mates.

“I know how much Kyogo has contributed to this club,” he said. “I feel it’s an honour to play with him and I respect everything he does. I can learn from Kyogo.

“I look up to other players here and they all mention how hard the training is. I am experiencing it now and it helps me improve a lot, physically and mentally.

“My English is getting better too! I can speak to everyone, but I need to keep it going!”