Fraser Forster makes welcome return as Neil Lennon aims to keep squad fighting fit for Juventus That aside, the international break was a positive for Celtic. Scott Brown was unexpectedly elevated to the Scotland captaincy for the game against Estonia at Pittodrie, where Charlie Mulgrew scored his first goal for his country to get Gordon Strachan off to a winning start as manager. "Well, it's a great honour for Scott - I think he's a great captain," said Lennon. He's coped with the pressure very well. You see a new body language with Scott now. There's definitely a more mature personality there and great leadership qualities and obviously Gordon agrees with that. Asked if Brown was solely responsible for a new-found maturity, his manager replied: "Well, do you think it's down to me? You have chats with him but he's got to take it on board. I did want him to tidy up his disciplinary record. I felt he picked up too many unnecessary bookings at times - to his detriment and the team's - because latterly in the season he would pick up suspensions. Now he's remedied that and he sets a good example to the rest of the players - and the younger players. Brown, though, is not beyond a degree of off-the-wall behaviour, as was noted when he sauntered in for training in a T-shirt yesterday, despite the icy weather. He doesn't feel the cold! He'll probably go out there today and train in his T-shirt," said Lennon. One first pick who will return after a three-week absence due to a neck injury is Fraser Forster. Meanwhile, Forster's fellow Englishman, Gary Hooper, has been buoyed by the news that Roy Hodgson will be at Celtic Park to watch the game against Juve. "I thought he may have thrown him in during the game there [against Brazil] but he made a point to me, Roy, that he wasn't going to involve him or Fraser, although Fraser's injury would have hampered him anyway," said Lennon. I think he's going to come and watch the both of them on Tuesday. That is really good of Roy and it's great recognition for the players. I really hope they play to the levels that they can. Rangers offer training ground to Juventus Rangers have agreed to provide training facilities for Celtic's Champions League opponents Juventus when they visit Glasgow next week. The Italians will prepare for Tuesday's Champions League last-16 tie against Rangers" bitter rivals at Murray Park on Monday morning then return on Tuesday morning. Rangers chief executive Charles Green and head of football administration Andrew Dickson met their Juventus counterparts at the European Clubs Association conference in Qatar last week and agreed to let the Serie A leaders work at Auchenhowie. Meanwhile, Juventus midfielder Andrea Pirlo is set to miss the visit of Fiorentina today. Juve coach Antonio Conte revealed yesterday that Pirlo had suffered a leg muscle problem on Wednesday and was a doubt for the game.