In this Celtic Way video special, Sean Martin and Tony Haggerty are joined by Korean football journalist Jason Lee to take a closer look at Oh Hyeon-gyu's reported move to Parkhead.
Recent reports claim Oh is close to sealing a move to Celtic Park for around £2.5million.
Suwon Samsung Bluewings were keen to keep hold of their man but appear to have finally admitted defeat in that battle after weeks of talks with the Scottish champions.
The 21-year-old has pushed hard for a dream move to Europe. It now seems he will give his wish.
Postecoglou is a huge admirer of the South Korea international, who had 14 goals to his name last season.
If Oh does join he will become Celtic's fourth January signing after Alistair Johnston, Yuki Kobayashi and Tomoki Iwata were added to the club's ranks earlier in the month.
It comes in the same week that right-back Josip Juranovic completed his move away from the club. He has joined German Bundesliga club Union Berlin for a deal said to be worth up to £10m.
The Croatian eventually moved on after months of speculation surrounding his future, with Barcelona and Chelsea believed to have been interested in him at points. He joined Celtic for £2.5m from Legia Warsaw around 18 months ago.
In this video special Jason - who you can find on Twitter here - talks to Sean and Tony about Oh's tactical profile, career history and national team ambitions as well as his coachability, national service status and much, much more.
You can watch it all on the player below...
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