What the Belgian media saying about Daizen Maeda’s Champions League Celtic goal against Club Brugge.

The Belgian media’s commentary on Daizen Maeda’s Champions League Celtic goal against Club BruggeDaizen Maeda’s goal against Club Brugge at Parkhead has solidified his status as a critical figure for Celtic in the Champions League.

The Japanese winger is more renowned for his work rate, pace, and exceptional vitality for Celtic than his finishing in Europe’s premier competition.

However, Maeda is now one of Brendan Rodgers’ primary goal threats in the competition after netting his third goal of the campaign in Celtic’s Champions League draw with Club Brugge.

And after accomplishing this feat for Celtic last night: Maeda’s goal caused a commotion in the Belgian media as he secured a critical Champions League point for Celtic.

The Belgian media has reported that Daizen Maeda’s “classy flash” for Celtic “kills” Club Brugge. Maeda was praised by the Belgian media for his ability to save Cameron Carter-Vickers’ Celtic

embarrassment, as the Bhoys struggled to overcome a resolute Club Brugge team that Hoops fans were confident they could defeat. Sporza: “However, Maeda performed significantly better on the other side, where the opportunity was considerably more challenging.”

The Japanese initially cut out Seys on the side of the box and subsequently curled into the far corner (1-1). The Belgian champion feels sour. 7sur7: “A gem from Maeda.”

The Scots, however, were able to equalise due to a stroke of genius from Daizen Maeda, and they dominated the proceedings without scoring until the final whistle. Subsequently, the game underwent a transformation in its essence.

Images “Daizen Maeda, positioned on the left flank, was arguably the sole player capable of influencing the match for Celtic. He adeptly manoeuvred the ball ahead of him and utilised his sprinting prowess.

At the hour mark, the Japanese player skilfully evaded Joaquin Seys, cut inside, and executed a curling shot from a narrow angle that found the far post. An exceptional goal.” RTL: “Following a period of stagnation, the Celtic players regained momentum by equalising.

Maeda outmanoeuvred Seys and expertly directed the ball into the net past Mignolet, aided by the post.” Daizen Maeda has netted Celtic’s most pivotal goals of the season in three matches.

Thus far this season, Maeda has scored ten goals for Celtic across all competitions. Here, 67 Hail Hail examines the three matches (excluding last night’s draw) in which the Japanese winger has delivered crucial strikes for Rodgers.”

Provided Maeda maintains his fitness this season, the Japan international will continue to be one of Celtic’s pivotal players as Rodgers aims to excel domestically and advance in European competitions.