Mark Guidi discusses “the conversation” he has overheard regarding Brendan Rodgers’ decision to extend his Celtic contract.

Mark Guidi discusses “the conversation” he has overheard regarding Brendan Rodgers’ decision to extend his Celtic contract.

The primary topic of conversation regarding the Celtics’ contracts is whether or not Greg Taylor and Kasper Schmeichel will extend their contracts beyond the upcoming summer.

Brendan Rodgers is eager for Taylor to remain at Celtic; however, the defender has yet to execute a new contract.Celtic have the option to extend Kasper Schmeichel’s contract at the conclusion of the season if they deem it appropriate.

Given the Denmark international’s impressive performances thus far, it is possible that Rodgers could exercise this option. However, with Rodgers’ contract set to expire in just under 18 months, are

Celtic attempting to negotiate with the Parkhead manager to determine whether he is amenable to prolonging his own tenure in a paradise? Mark Guidi, a journalist, discloses his observations regarding the Celtic manager’s circumstances.

Dermot Desmond is initiating a conversation regarding the possibility of extending Brendan Rodgers’ Celtic contract. Guidi stated on The Go Radio Football Show [1h 22m] that “the most critical aspect is to secure the manager.” That is the most critical.

“He has 18 months remaining.” There has been some discussion that there have been discussions regarding him and Dermot Desmond meeting and initiating a dialogue. “If Brendan Rodgers wishes to remain, it is an easy decision.” Provide him with his desires and secure him for a few years.

Brendan Rodgers, the Celtic manager, is “extremely at ease” in Glasgow. There are numerous variables that could influence Rodgers’ decision to remain at Celtic.

Would the Northern Irishman wish to remain in Glasgow if, after three years, the Hoops manager has achieved every domestic accolade and made significant strides in Europe?

It appears that Guidi has disclosed a critical factor that could potentially persuade Rodgers to remain at Parkhead. “At present, I believe that they would not surpass Brendan Rodgers,” Guidi continued, “unless I am mistaken.”

I am aware that Dermot Desmond has allocated a highly generous salary to the appropriate manager, which is accurate. In my opinion, Brendan Rodgers is worth every shilling.

“His family is extremely content with Glasgow; they are extremely content with their current residence and are extremely settled.” You can discern that he is passionate about the institution. There is a sincere enthusiasm present.