Celtc coach Brendan Rodgers reveals the name of the Ross County player that might cause trouble during their Scottish Premiership match on Sunday

This weekend, Celtic will face Ross County in Dingwall, and Brendan Rodgers has identified one player from the host team that the Bhoys should be cautious of on Sunday.

It is undeniable that the voyage to the Global Energy Stadium will possess a distinct character from the Hoops’ Champions League defeat to Borussia Dortmund in midweek.

Brendan Rodgers’ team is under pressure to regain their winning form and maintain their position at the summit of the Scottish Premiership standings, as they are the favourites.

Celtic will be involved in what is, in effect, a Super Sunday this weekend, and there is no space for slip-ups as storylines begin to unfold across the division, since it is one-third of the event.

However, the Bhoys are without Cameron Carter-Vickers and Greg Taylor for the journey to the Highlands, necessitating the use of substitutes to counteract any threats that Ross County may pose. Rodgers has given one player special attention in anticipation of the match between the two clubs.

Brendan Rodgers, the Celtic manager, singles out Ronan Hale.

Rodgers identified Ronan Hale, the Ross County striker, as a particular concern that the Bhoys must be aware of on Sunday because of his promising start to life in Scotland, prior to Celtic’s departure to face Ross County.

He stated, “We have observed them play in a 3-5-2 formation, as you are aware.” The strikers will receive the ball directly from the build-up. Ronan Hale, a young player who has recently arrived from Cliftonville, has performed exceptionally well. He has scored three goals in seven games and is certain to be eager to face Celtic.