Rangers pundit is “frightened” by Brendan Rodgers’ statements regarding Celtic transfers.
Celtic are in a very advantageous position as they enter the January transfer window.
Some will contend that Brendan Rodgers can take a break and refrain from utilizing the window to further improve his team, as it is not necessary.
Currently, Celtic maintain a 12-point advantage over Rangers, and they have the potential to further increase that margin in anticipation of the Glasgow derby on Thursday. However, in order to maintain one’s position as the dominant force, it is imperative to fortify one’s position.
This is precisely what will transpire at Parkhead. Furthermore, the Bhoys are on the brink of the knockout stages of the Champions League, which provides them with the opportunity to allocate additional funds if they so desire.
In any case, a specific Rangers pundit on the BBC has begun to express concern regarding Celtic’s potential actions. Steven Thompson is “apprehensive” about Celtic’s intentions during the January transfer window.
Celtic supporters were chanting “sack the board” as the team was losing at home to Hearts heading into last Christmas. It is reasonable to assert that all of this has been completely reversed, and it has even caused Rangers-biased commentators to tremble.
Steven Thompson expressed his concern regarding Rodgers and Celtic’s intentions to augment their roster with additional “firepower” in an interview with Sportscene.
Thompson commented on the victory over Motherwell, stating, “The bench is frightening; Kuhn and Hatate were able to come on and contribute to the scoresheet.” “It is quite alarming when you consider the consequences of the substitutes.”
“However, I previously heard Brendan Rodgers respond to a question about strengthening the squad in January, which I believe was broadcast on the radio. He stated, “Yes, I am interested in adding more strength to the team.” All other teams must be intimidated by that, right?
Who could serve as Celtic’s third striker? Kyogo Furuhashi, who holds the primary position, and Adam Idah, Celtic’s summer acquisition, are the two individuals contending for a starting position in the front.
However, it appears that Rodgers is interested in incorporating an additional facet to the attack, and it will be intriguing to observe the path he chooses.
There are rumors that Celtic may bring back Johnny Kenny from his loan stint at Shamrock Rovers; however, it is possible that fans would prefer a different name.
Kyogo and Idah have combined to score 16 goals, with the Japanese star playing more than 1,500 minutes during that time, as reported by Transfermarkt. Minutes Assists Competition Apps Scottish Premiership Premiership 16 6 3 985′ UEFA Champions League
UEFA Champions League 6 1 – 393′ Scottish League Cup League Cup 2 1 – 145′ Total 24/25: 24 8 3 1.523′ Competition Games Goals Assists Minutes Scottish Premiership Premiership 14:5:1 (558 feet) UEFA Champions League: 6:1 (147 feet) Scottish League Cup: 4:2 (185 feet) Total: 24/25: 25:8:1 (919 feet)
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