A £10 million summer investment is imminent as a result of the imminent Brendan Rodgers Celtic agreement, according to the Parkhead news bulletin.

‘New Brendan Rodgers Celtic contract’ is a’sure thing’ as £10m summer investment slides into view – Parkhead news bulletin Stiliyan Petrov believes that Celtic would be foolish to even contemplate allowing Brendan Rodgers to resign. He also commended the manager for his “smart”

request to the board for summer reinforcements. Despite the fact that Rodgers is out of contract next summer, he has been determined to minimise any potential exit rumours. He has stated that he will fulfil the entirety of his three-year contract, as he vowed upon his return to the club. The club hero Petrov would like to see the Irishman offered a new contract,

but he still has work to do this season and next before considering his options beyond that. In fact, he is “certain” that they will be. Petrov stated, “He has performed exceptionally well.” I believe it would be foolish for the board to discontinue Brendan. To date, he has not provided any justification for the board or the supporters to believe otherwise.

“If the team achieves a treble this year and a successful European campaign, it is imperative that the board considers this, as he is a renowned manager and a Celtic native.” He is intimately familiar with the organisation, the players, and has the opportunity to recruit his own players who he believes will contribute to the team’s growth.Earlier this month,

Rodgers expressed his desire to introduce a “fresh perspective” to the squad this summer, and it is possible that a minor overhaul is in the works. Petrov believes that the boss’s choice of words was astute, as he stated, “It was really clever from a strong manager asking for players.” Brendan believes that he could achieve even more in European football if he had access to a greater number of high-quality players, given the new format of the game.

I do not believe that he is concerned with domestic matters; he has a robust squad, strong team, and talented players, and he is quite content with that (in terms of Scottish football). However, I believe that his comments were intended to challenge the board, and as a result, the board is now required to respond. They are required to simply expend money. “I am confident that Celtic will do so, as their recruitment has been exceptional this year.

” The athletes have experienced significant growth. “We all recall that Brendan talked about the European adventures when he first arrived at the club, and he was eager to accomplish a great deal with Celtic in Europe. Therefore, that will be his objective.”Stoke paid approximately £3 million for the player a year ago. However, with four additional clubs—Genk, Club Brugge,

Burnley, and Sheffield United—expressing interest, they may be confident in their ability to increase the price. In other news, the Premiership post-split fixtures were announced today, with Celtic being granted the opportunity to secure the title in their inaugural match back. The match will be played away against Dundee United at 12:00.