Scottish former 36-year-old footballer Rory Loy explain two (2) unnoticed reasons why Celtic F.C will be the winner for the Scottish Premier League

There has been a lot of significance for Celtic over the past week in terms of the race for the championship.

Additionally, it is due to the fact that Brendan Rodgers’ team has found some very strong form, and the Celtic manager is glad to see some of his big hitters back to the first team. The primary reason for this is because Rangers have dropped points against Ross County and Dundee. However, it is also due to several other factors.

Rory Loy, a BBC analyst and a former player at Ibrox, has outlined three reasons why Celtic will be proclaimed champions at the end of the season. This is despite the fact that the consequences of Rangers’ draw with Dundee continue to have an impact on the team. The Scottish Cup is currently poised and ready to be won by Celtic on Saturday.

There is a consensus among experts that Celtic are the “firm” favorites to win the Scottish Premiership.

Now that Brendan Rodgers’ squad is three points clear of the competition and has a significantly higher goal difference to boot, it will be interesting to hear Loy’s views. Loy’s comments will be interesting to hear. One of the most wonderful aspects of this situation is that Loy was speaking before the Rangers dropped points the previous night. It is the SPFL.

When asked who he thought was the most likely candidate for the Scottish Premiership title, Loy unequivocally responded that Celtic was the side to beat, and he even listed three reasons for his conviction. Loy’s statement was made in response to a question that was posed to him.

According to what Loy (BBC Radio Scotland) remarked, “My opinion? It is Celtic. My opinion is that they have a little stronger first eleven now that Cameron Carter-Vickers, Hatate, and Callum McGregor are back in the lineup.

“I believe that the Ross County game that will take place over the weekend is a significant setback. Despite the fact that I had a strong preference for Celtic even before Sunday, I continue to believe that Celtic are the clear favorites to win the league.

To reiterate what I have been saying throughout the morning, the Celtic fans are not taking anything for granted. Despite the fact that we take pleasure in watching our competitors make mistakes, we are aware that Celtic must maintain their concentration when they resume their league duty on April 28 against Dundee.