Celtic is my second home and I might cry if I score against them for Besiktas

Oh returns to Parkhead with Besiktas for Europa League clash, admits emotional reunion with his former club could move him to tears.

Former Celtic striker Hyeongyu Oh is back at Parkhead on Thursday night for a Europa League tie with Besiktas, the Turkish club he joined for €14 million earlier this year. Oh struggled to establish himself at Celtic after arriving under Ange Postecoglou, falling out of favour under Brendan Rodgers before a loan spell at Genk in Belgium reignited his form. He has since scored 12 times for Besiktas.

Speaking ahead of the match, Oh expressed his affection for Celtic and the welcome he received despite language barriers when he first arrived. "It's very special for me to be back here," he said. "Everyone welcomed me like family here. And Celtic became like my second home." He acknowledged the emotional nature of facing his former club, admitting he might cry if he scores, while pledging his commitment to Besiktas: "I'm Besiktas now. I will give everything for Besiktas."