Chris Sutton Expresses His Desires for the AGM on Friday

During the Annual General Meeting at Celtic Park today, Chris Sutton has expressed his desire to hear directly from the club’s new Head of Football Operations, Paul Tisdale.

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Tisdale, who was recently promoted in an official capacity, is said to have played an informal role in Celtic’s summer recruitment campaign.

Sutton, in The Daily Record, emphasised the potential influence of Tisdale’s position and urged for the disclosure of his vision for the January transfer window and beyond.”I would not place a bet on it occurring; however, it would be beneficial to receive feedback from the new head of operations.

” Paul Tisdale is the self-proclaimed football expert, and it would be beneficial to ascertain his assessment of the club.

I have previously expressed my opinion on these pages that I believe it is a positive appointment. Tisdale is a figure who is highly regarded by those in the game and is known for his unconventional thinking.

“He has been officially admitted for several weeks, and he was an unofficial participant in the summer recruitment campaign.” I am interested in learning about his plans for January and beyond.

“The Celtic squad is in excellent condition; however, there is always room for improvement and growth.” “You evaluate the circumstances at left back, where Greg Taylor is set to terminate his contract and Alex Valle is on loan until the conclusion of the season.

” In the subsequent window, will Brendan Rodgers and Tisdale assume responsibility for recruiting a new individual? Is it possible to negotiate agreements with either party or both?

Sutton is correct in his assertion that the continued progression of the squad is crucial for meeting high expectations, particularly in light of a disappointing run of games in the league, cup, and Champions League. Despite the fact that the January window may only necessitate minor adjustments rather than a complete makeover.

Celtic will be hopeful to have secured two additional Champions League fixtures in the knockout stage for the round of 16 by the conclusion of the transfer window. The AGM commences at 11:30 AM, and Brendan Rodgers’ press conference will be held later in the day.

Celtic fans will be anticipating news regarding the club’s transfer plans, player contracts, and other matters as the team endeavours to extend its impressive season-opening performance. Stay tuned to CeltsAreHere for a comprehensive account of the events of the day.