Celtic manager Martin O’Neill maintains young players will come through at clubs if they “are good enough”.
An ongoing symposium in Scottish football looking at youth development has led to a summit of clubs and associations in St Andrews in Friday.
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The Scottish FA are to offer clubs financial incentives to play youngsters while data analysts and Club Brugge recruitment director Guilian Preud’homme presented to those assembled.
O’Neill first managed Celtic from 2000-05 and has also managed extensively in England and with the Republic of Ireland.
“One of the things that I believe they might be discussing at St Andrews today, I think…
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