Brendan Rodgers, the manager of Celtic, is settling back into life in Glasgow, and one of his recent summer additions in particular is being hailed as a potential future star.
What is the most recent Celtic news?
Kyogo Furuhashi’s goal gave the Hoops a 1-0 victory over Michael Beale’s team at Ibrox, moving them four points ahead of their opponents during a contentious match on Sunday. This gave the Hoops an early lead over rival Rangers.
On a personal note, Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers now has a record of 11 wins, two draws, and one loss against Rangers across his two spells at Parkhead, averaging out at around 2.50 points per game, something he has only surpassed in his managerial career against Aberdeen, according to Transfermarkt. Rodgers’ team currently leads the Scottish Premiership with Motherwell level on ten points.
Several Celtic players have already left for international duty with their respective countries. According to The Glasgow Times, new acquisition Yang Hyun-jun made his South Korean debut against Wales in a 0-0 draw at the Cardiff City Stadium. manager Jurgen Klinsmann praised Yang for his performance.
The legendary former Tottenham Hotspur player lavishly praised the 21-year-old in
The 63-year-old stated to the outlet: “The two of them repeatedly went after the same ball. In the second half, I believed that both of them—not just Scales—were of a different class, and they would significantly impact the game. It demonstrates to the new players what it’s like to travel to and defeat your fiercest opponent.
How effective is Lagerbielke?
According to BBC Sport, Lagerbielke has adapted well at Celtic despite a rocky start in his first game for the Hoops in a 1-0 Viaplay Cup loss to Kilmarnock at Rugby Park. Lagerbielke was acquired from Allsvenskan side Elfsborg for almost £3 million in mid-August.
Since then, he has recorded two successive
Following Lagerbielke’s official announcement at Parkhead, Celtic manager Rodgers praised the young youngster, telling Celtic TV through BBC Sport that “he is an exciting, talented young player with great attributes and someone who I think is ready for the challenges that Celtic will bring.”
The 23-year-old, who is currently representing his native Sweden on the international stage, will be looking to build on a promising start to his Celtic career in order to fight for local honors and also have an effect in the Champions League.
