Martin O’Neill insists Celtic will step it up in Portugal as he looks to fix last season’s attacking issues.
The returning boss, who rescued the club twice en route to a Premiership and Scottish Cup double, admitted he had no time to properly implement his ideas during a “mad rush” after January.
Now, with a full pre-season, he’s demanding more. “We’re going to intensify the work,” O’Neill told club media. “It’s really important for us now. We’ll have double training sessions as much as possible.
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“More or less practising things we were hoping to do in the course of the season that I don’t think we had the opportunity to do because it was a mad rush from January onwards. Just ways of breaking teams down a wee bit more quickly.
“And when people get into one-on-one situations, have the confidence to take people on.”
