High figure on Celtic “Loved” the idea of moving to another club in the near future, according to a new claim of former Everton CEO Keith Wyness.
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The hoops on Tuesday night sealed the top 5-1 victory at home Aberdeen because they continue their undoubted march to another Scotland Prime Minister title.
Renjers have thrown out throughout the campaign, not setting up a lot of fighting and manager to release Phillipe Clement, and it seems to be a question Celtic are crowned champions, on the eve of Saturday’s trip to St Mirren.
For Brendan RodgersThis is the second successful magic in Parkhead, winning the title in his first season in excavation and wanting to do it for two in a row in May.
Northern Irishman thought highly at Celtic, which is not surprising, given the success and quality of the football he brought to the club, but the fans will know that there is always a risk of loss, as was the case when Leicester City first joined.
High Celtic as supported to exit
Speaking Football insiderWyness said that Rodgers would “like” to leave Celtic and go to a larger club such as Bayern Munich, throwing doubt about his future.
“It always surprised me that he did not come to the top. Everyone says he is very bright, very diligent and innovative. People in football always had a great opinion about him, but that did not fit his level of success. He was treated in Liverpool and did not leave great success else.
“There is still time and I think his next meeting could be the one. I think other clubs will watch him now. Clubs like Bayern from Munich, who have fallen a little in the ladder, could even look at someone like him. I think he would like to start with a Celtics now if he gets a bigger offer.”
As mentioned, there may be a feeling that Celtic could lose Rodgers, since he has managed Liverpool in the past and that he can always look out for half a European giant coming again.
The 51-year-old has Won three Scotland’s title premiere And the Scottish Cup per piece, as well as the four Scottish League Cup, so he is a proven winner, and fair is to say that there are far less realized coaches scattered in the European traditional ‘Big Five’ league.
There were restlessness when Rodgers went to Leicester, and the same could be easily repeated if it goes in the near future, and supporters are potentially felt as if the club only treated as a springboard.
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Whether Wyness shows that the correct one remains to be seen, but when the current season comes to its conclusion, it will be interesting to see if Rodgers’s head turned to a possible interest. We hope that he will stay in Celtics for a long time, and by fairness, he seems to be happy at the moment, given the success that comes to him.
