5 things we spotted at Celtic training as Ange Postecoglou drafts in a fresh face

The international break is officially over - and not a moment too soon for Celtic fans.

It's been a bumpy ride over the past fortnight with a raft of players off representing their respective nations, simply due to what must have felt like an endless string of bad news on the injury front. A number of players were reported as pulling up either before or during games and it had the potential to cause a significant headache for Ange Postecoglou. Most, however, appear to have returned unscathed. There are a few, however, who will spend some time out. Cameron Carter-Vickers, Carl Starfelt and Giorgos Giakoumakis will play no part against Motherwell.

But Postecoglou still boasts a strong squad and most were in the thick of it on a dreary morning at Lennoxtown as torrential rain hammered down. Here's five things we spotted from the session.

Amidst what must've felt like a constant stream of injury updates from the international break, Matt O'Riley was making more headlines - and catching more eyes with his performances for Denmark U-21s. The creative midfielder has been a revelation since arriving from MK Dons less than a year ago and his rapid emergence has attracted scouts from far and wide.

There were no fewer than 39 in attendance to watch the Danes take on Croatia on Tuesday and reports indicate Newcastle United are the latest to cast an eye over the 21-year-old. But, as he has maintained all along, O'Riley was a picture of focus as he turned his attention back to Premiership matters on Friday.

No one in the Celtic squad knows better than Callum McGregor the conditions that can sweep over the East Dunbartonshire hills but even the captain looked a little fed-up with the conditions on Friday. Sustained downpours