Kenny Dalglish believes Celtic could achieve something special if Brendan Rodgers can hold on to his key players, but acknowledges that money plays a significant role in football. Despite their 2-2 draw against Atletico Madrid, Dalglish admits that Celtic are likely to finish bottom of their Champions League group. However, he sees signs of improvement in players like Kyogo and Matt O'Riley and believes they can grow under Rodgers if they stay together. Dalglish acknowledges that it will be challenging to keep the team intact, as several players are attracting interest.
Kenny Dalglish insists Celtic could achieve something “really special” if Brendan Rodgers can hold on to his key players but admits “money talks in football.”
“It would be wonderful for the Celtic fans if they thought this team could stay together for another 18 months. Several players will be attracting interest and the business model is to sell for large transfer fees and that has been successful for them. It’s going to be a long shot for Celtic to avoid the bottom slot in the Champions League with just one point from three games.
Meanwhile, Celtic feeder club Admira Wacker have revealed a club delegation held talks with Hoops boss Brendan Rodgers last week on a visit to Glasgow. The Scottish champions have established a link-up with the Modling side, who have been Austrian champions nine times, but are currently sitting in mid-table in the second tier of the Austrian Bundesliga.
One player who faces an uncertain Celtic future is loanee Yosuke Ideguchi who has revealed he has not been told whether he will return to the Parkhead club when his loan ends. The Japanese international midfielder returned to his homeland earlier this year after a frustrating spell in Glasgow.
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