Former Celtic striker reveals why he think for sure Celtic Fc will win the title this season and what must be done in advance

The race to win the Scottish Premiership title is very close between Celtic and Livingston. The match will keep going next weekend.

The Bhoys are one point ahead of Rangers with eight league games left, but they have a game in hand coming up on April 10th away at Dundee.

Brendan Rodgers will only be thinking about the Livingston game for now, even though the Glasgow Derby is coming up on April 7th at Ibrox and could reveal where this year’s title goes.

Of course, there have been many ups and downs during the Irishman’s second stint as manager of Celtic. Despite this, we could still win the home double in the end.

Kyogo Furuhashi, Nicolas Kuhn, and Alistair Johnston are all in great shape at a good time in the season, which is good news. Rodgers may also be able to use Callum McGregor and Reo Hatate after the international break is over.

Unfortunately, injuries have made it hard for us to keep the same lineup for long stretches of the season. However, that could be about to change as we race to the finish line.

The club has been in this situation many times before, and it is up to the manager and the players who are eligible to beat our rivals and win the league.

Gerry Creaney thinks Celtic will be able to compete for the title.
Gerry Creaney, a former Celtic striker, thinks that his old team will be strong enough to handle the difficulties that lie ahead as we try to win our third straight league title at Parkhead.

We are still in the running for the Scottish Cup, so the 53-year-old is sure that Rodgers’ team has the drive to play well under pressure in the last few games, which will be very important for their chances of winning two trophies.

According to The Daily Record, he said, “I think Celtic have caught their breath again and will keep going.” Rangers and them are only separated by one point, and you have a Cup semi-final as well.

You never know, it might be an Old Firm Final. We are so excited for the big ending of the season. Putting different people under a little more stress will bring out different sides and traits in them.

“That’s what’s going to happen now. I’m sure the Celtic players will be able to handle it.

There isn’t a set way to win the league title, but Rodgers won’t be thinking about anything other than our trip to play David Martindale’s team next weekend before he figures out what the situation is like for the Glasgow Derby.

It will be very important for our hopes that we get some kind of result at Ibrox. On the other hand, Celtic must be focusing on one game at a time.