Brendan Rodgers, the manager of Celtic, has an abundance of players at his disposal. In fact, the team from the previous season was among the largest the Hoops have fielded in a long time.
It’s expected that the manager will be active in the transfer market and that a lot of deadwood will be removed this summer.
After revealing after Saturday’s Scottish Cup final that he would love to sign Adam Idah permanently, Rodgers will want to bolster a club that has won two titles.
Although the manager has a soft spot for his compatriot, he has bestowed the highest level of personal appreciation upon his captain, Callum McGregor.
The captain maintained the amazing record that he has yet to lose a cup final by adding another significant honor to his ever-expanding total over the weekend.
He is nothing short of key for Celtic, and having worked with him before his return to the champions, Rodgers has admitted he’d trust McGregor with his life.
He said: (Sky Sports) “This is a guy that I would trust with my life.
“From our first time working together, everything he gave me, then I trust his opinion.”
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Paulo Bernardo’s permanent deal with Benfica is allegedly in discussion between Celtic and the club. The 22-year-old came from the Portuguese side on a loan with a buyout option, though it was unclear if this would be used.
The teams are currently in talks to sign the U21 Internationalist, according to Portuguese publication A Bola. According to reports, Celtic is open to a transaction but is unwilling to pay the £6 million “guide price.” According to the terms of the loan, Celtic may change the amount if they so desired.
In 33 games in all competitions, the midfielder contributed three assists and four goals. There were glimpses throughout the season of what Bernardo may become under Brendan’s guidance, even though he did not have the same prolific numbers as his teammate O’Riley. It is Rodgers’ hope that he can return to Paradise with Bernardo and another loan star.
The manager of Celtic has declared his desire to sign Idah for a long-term contract; a reported £6 million is up for discussion. Since his arrival in the January window, the large striker has performed admirably.