What happened. Celtic assistant Shaun Maloney confirmed that transfer plans are unaffected by Martin O'Neill's recent health scare, as the club continues to target new signings.

O'Neill had a small procedure and was released from hospital over the weekend.
He spoke to players in a team meeting but was absent for the Kilmarnock win.
Maloney says business is normal and hopes O'Neill returns next week.

“Business is going on as normal. He's still able to talk to Michael and the targets we have are still the same.”
— Shaun Maloney

Celtic's next match is against Dundee United, with O'Neill's return timeline still unclear.

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