Chris Sutton Drops Warning to Celtic and Brendan Rodgers! Rangers in for a Shock?

“Celtic Crisis Deepens: Chris Sutton Sounds Alarming Warning About Their Champions League Struggles and Domestic Vulnerabilities! Can Brendan Rodgers Turn the Tide Before It’s Too Late?

Sutton expresses concern about Celtic’s wavering form, especially in the Champions League, and their recent dropped points in domestic competitions. Despite Rangers facing their own challenges, Sutton believes a League Cup triumph for Philippe Clement’s side could inject confidence into the Ibrox squad.

In an interview with the Daily Record, Sutton states, “Celtic seem weak and timid in the Champions League, and I’m starting to question if their dominance is waning domestically. Brendan Rodgers must swiftly restore their fear factor because the club is on a precarious path right now and can’t afford missteps.”

He goes on to analyze Celtic’s performances, highlighting the sluggish and lackluster displays in recent matches. Sutton emphasizes the need for honesty and admits that Celtic is currently meandering in spells, with opponents gaining more belief in getting positive results against them.

While acknowledging Rangers’ shortcomings, particularly in their recent match against Aris Limassol, Sutton warns that winning the League Cup could give Clement’s side the belief and impetus to close the gap in the table. He draws parallels to Ange Postecoglou’s first season, where a League Cup victory played a crucial role in Celtic’s turnaround.

Sutton insists that Clement, like Postecoglou, is saying the right things and making bold decisions. However, he urges Celtic to rediscover their ruthless edge, strike fear into opponents, and recapture the relentless style that characterized Postecoglou’s early tenure.

Highlighting the need for a transformative shift, Sutton underscores that Celtic must regain their ability to run opponents ragged and create an environment where teams dread facing them. He emphasizes the urgency for Celtic to revive their ruthless edge, especially on the home front, as frustrations from European setbacks might not be tolerated by the passionate fanbase.”