Zlatan, derby delight and coach chasing Europa League trophy - AC Milan in focus
Celtic host AC Milan in their first Europa League group game of the season at Parkhead on Thursday night.
The Hoops will be keen to get back on track against the Serie A club after losing to Old Firm rivals Rangers at the weekend.
Here, Clyde Sport takes a closer look at the Italian giants.
League leaders
While Celtic are chasing Premiership leaders Rangers, Milan sit top of Serie A with a flawless record.
The Rossoneri have won four out of four since the start of the season and are two points ahead of Sassuolo.
Milan have scored nine and conceded only one, which was in the 2-1 win over city rivals Inter in the weekend's Derby della Madonnina.
European history
Milan are undoubtedly one of the giants of European football.
They have won the European Cup/Champions League seven times - the first time in 1963, the last in 2007 - and been runners-up on four occasions.
Only Real Madrid, with 13 successes, have won it more.
The Italian club have captured the European Cup Winners' Cup twice and will be looking to add the Europa League to their collection.
Previous meetings
Celtic and Milan have met on 10 occasions, dating back to season 1968-69 when they faced each other in the quarter-finals of the European Cup.
The Italian side won 1-0 on aggregate after a goalless draw in the first leg at San Siro.
Celtic have come out on top just once, in the 2007-08 Champions League group stage encounter at Parkhead.
A late Scott McDonald goal gave the Hoops a memorable 2-1 win which helped take them through to the last 16.
Star man
The larger-than-life Zlatan Ibrahimovic is still going strong.
His remarkable CV features spells with a host of top clubs including Ajax, Juventus, Inter Milan, Barcelona, Paris St Germain and Manchester United.
The Swede turned 39 earlier in the month but has not lost his appetite for the game or grabbing headlines.
The talented striker, who won 116 caps for Sweden, scored a double in the Milan derby at the weekend and will no doubt be a threat to the Hoops.
Manager
Stefano Pioli is at his 13th club since starting out as boss of Salernitana in 2003.
He has played for and managed hometown team Parma but his most successful spell as a defender was at Juventus, winning the league title, the European Cup and the Intercontinental Cup during his three seasons with the club.
He was the manager of Milan's great rivals Inter between 2016 and 2017.
After a two-year spell at Fiorentina, Pioli took over at Milan in 2019 and, ahead of the trip to Parkhead, he was quoted as saying: Yes, we are in the European competition that is the least important, but we are aiming to win the trophy.''