Celtic player Callum Osmand has been commended for his play and given a world-class label for a specific attribute to avoid future illnesses. He, who has been in contact with former Celtic striker Maeda, is learning from senior players under manager Martin O'Neill. The young player has been asked about his potential for a national team selection following a recent game.
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