Ange Postecoglou admitted there were times when he was unsure if the transfer would even happen but from the moment Celtic showed interest, Oh knew where he wanted to go.

Speaking exclusively to the latest issue of the Celtic View, the striker said: “It could have been easy for the manager to give up if it didn’t seem like working out, but I’m thankful that he didn't.

'I was a little bit nervous, but there was nothing I could do. As a Suwon player at that time, I had to show my best performance for them.'

“I actually heard about the interest last summer. Ever since I heard this news I was dying to join Celtic. The process was very exhausting, but now I have the happiest moments here, getting to lift a trophy with amazing team-mates and having all these new experiences.

"As the manager wanted me so much, I want to pay him back by scoring a lot of goals. My first goal when I got to the club was to get fit again as quickly as possible.

"When I came to Scotland it was in the middle of the season and in Korea the season was over. I'm very fit now compared to when I started and I hope I can show more of my better side.”

Born in April 2001, Oh is still very much in the embryonic stage of his football career. Yet age just seems to be a number, as he stands looking anything but a man in his early 20s with a frame that is already testing defences in Scotland.

The biggest game in his opening month was certainly the League Cup final, where Oh replaced Kyogo in the 2-1 win over Rangers to help seal another trophy for the Hoops.

Reflecting on the final, he said: “It’s a great honour for me to win the League Cup even though I had only been here a month. It's also been a while since I won a domestic cup, so I was very happy to win the title and play with our outstanding players.

“There isn’t much of a difference between winning a cup in Korea or Scotland because winning is winning, but I saw the stadium was split between both fans and through our supporters’ incredible songs, we were able to gain strength and win the game.

"That was the motivation and the reason we weren't exhausted to the end. When we celebrated with the fans after the match, I even got a little emotional.”

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Celtic View Interview: Oh's already loving life at Celtic