CELTIC have no fresh injury worries ahead of their clash with Motherwell this weekend, Ange Postecoglou has revealed.
Nir Bitton has returned from suspension, while Daizen Maeda is now fully available after being rushed back from Japan to feature as a second-half sub versus Rangers on Wednesday.
Callum McGregor's situation will continue to be monitored, with the captain still suffering from his double cheekbone fracture.
Kyogo remains on the sidelines for the next few weeks, but it's more good news than bad with Tom Rogic now back on Scottish soil too.
The attacking midfielder was away on Australia duty and has missed the last few games as a result.
Postecoglou was asked if Rogic would be drafted back in or whether he would be given more time to recover.
And Postecoglou gave a swift response to that question.
On the player, he said: "We don't do breaks during the year. He'll get a break at the end of the year like everyone else. He's back and he's ready to play."
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