5 things we spotted at Celtic training as Yang and Kwon get heroes welcome while Kyogo shows boss bond

Celtic are preparing for a trip across the Irish sea and they will no doubt be met with thunderous applause on their arrival.

But it's not the only clapping going on with Brendan Rodgers' men training to face the tough test of Premier League opposition in Wolves. A sneak inside Lennoxtown shows the Irishman preparing his side with the beginning of the Scottish Premiership campaign just over two weeks away, and five new faces are already in the door at Parkhead. Norwegian playmaker Odin Thiago Holm was first to sign up for Rodgers' second stint before Aussie wide-man Marco Tilio joined from Melbourne City.

A double swoop for South Korean pair Yang Hyun-Jun and Kwon Hyeok-kyu was announced this week, with the attacker and midfielder joining from Gangwon and Busan IPark respectively, but both signing up for five-year deals. And it appears the 21-year-old and 22-year-old were met with a big welcome as Record Sport took a look inside Celtic training.

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Liel Abada and Matt O'Riley have been linked with transfer interest away from Glasgow, but looked eager to get stuck in as they arrived on the training ground in tandem. The Dane this week moved to quell any suggestion of beef with ex-boss Ange Postecoglou after initially heralding Rodgers' style of training as a nice, fresh change of pace.

Fans will be keen to see the duo strike up a partnership under new boss Rodgers. Have we seen the early signs of Rodgers plans for the side going into next season?

Veteran James Forrest will get his chance at a testimonial against Athletic Bilbao next week, as Rodgers insisted during the club's pre-season camp in Portugal that