The next Champions League opponents of Celtic are concerned that they will encounter difficulty in staying afloat in Glasgow.

The subsequent Champions League opponents of Celtic are concerned that they will encounter difficulty in surviving in Glasgow. Peter Gulacsi, the

goalkeeper, believes that RB Leipzig will encounter obstacles in their quest to “survive” at Parkhead when they face Celtic in the Champions League. However, the Hungarian veteran is resolute in his resolve to erase the negative recollections of his most recent visit to the region. Additionally, it appears that the Germans will be without their top player, Xavi Simons. Celtic will play their fourth game in the division against the Bundesliga team, following a creditable draw with Atalanta in Italy, which has placed them in 20th place in the table. But the German team has had a dreadful start to their campaign, as they have now suffered three defeats and are currently occupying the joint bottom of the rankings following a loss to Liverpool this week. In order to have a realistic chance of progressing, they must now secure a victory in Glasgow; however, they are currently grappling with significant injury issues.

Simons, the Dutch superkid, is a significant question mark for Parkhead following an ankle injury sustained last night. Additionally, they are without crucial players Xaver Schlager, David Raum, and Nicolas Seiwald. Gulacsi was unable to attend Leipzig’s most recent visit to Glasgow due to an ACL injury sustained during the home leg against Celts two seasons ago, which resulted in a year-long absence. Additionally, the 34-year-old cautioned his colleagues regarding Glasgow’s forthcoming events. He stated, “The situation at Celtic will be challenging.” The atmosphere is well-known. “It is exceedingly challenging for an away team to endure in that environment.” However, our objective is to accumulate the three points within the next two weeks. We failed to establish a positive foundation. We faced three formidable opponents; however, upon reviewing the games, it is evident that we could have gained a few points. He stated, “We are currently experiencing a lack of consistency in both penalty areas, which resulted in us losing the match against a top-tier team such as Liverpool.” “In addition to a lack of penetration, there was also a lack of self-assurance during the attack.” The positive news is that you still have five games remaining. You are still capable of accomplishing anything. “Direct qualification is becoming increasingly improbable.” However, we are still capable of qualifying for the play-offs, and that is our objective. Of course, we are not content with the three losses. However, we are presently lacking a small element that would enable us to surpass our most formidable competitors.