“Brendan Rodgers spills the beans on Celtic’s jaw-dropping transfer strategy – No more player ‘pleading’ tactics!”

The manager of the Hoops has outlined his plan to optimize the squad’s numbers and talent over the next two transfer windows. Following the club’s AGM at Celtic Park, he acknowledged the difficulty of attracting quality players to Scottish football but emphasized the significant opportunities available at Celtic, currently leading the cinch Premiership by eight points over Rangers.

Expressing a desire to refine the squad, which currently stands at 32 players, the manager stated the intention to both reduce its size and bring in players of high quality. Assessments will be made on Honduras attacker Luis Palma and Canada full-back Alistair Johnston upon their return from international duty, ahead of the cinch Premiership game against Motherwell on Saturday.

The manager is optimistic that, over the next few transfer windows, the squad will align with his vision in terms of both numbers and quality. Acknowledging the potential movement of players seeking playing time, he emphasized the ongoing challenge of attracting players to Scottish football. However, he highlighted the unique appeal of Celtic, offering players the chance to be part of a passionate fan base, develop as individuals, become winners, and experience life in a vibrant city.

While recognizing the competitive allure of other leagues, the manager underscored the distinctive attributes of playing for Celtic and emphasized the club’s commitment to hard work in recruitment without resorting to begging players to join. He concluded by emphasizing that playing for Celtic is an incredible opportunity, and those fortunate enough to experience it will gain a profound sense of its unique qualities.