Celtic transfer window ‘not ideal’ concedes Rodgers
Manager Brendan Rodgers acknowledged that the Celtic’s January transfer window was “not ideal” in January, but did not assign blame before the club review.
The Scottish Premier League leaders signed Jeffrey Schlupp in Crystal Palace, and brought the winger Jota back to Rennes, forward Kyogo Furuhashi in the opposite direction.
Rogers said, “I said, we want another forward, so we won’t hide behind anything.”
“Absolutely, the supporters will watch and see the top striker out, which is a legendary striker.
“So I understand this. But what I can do is affect what we have now, and hope to teach and work very hard, and end it for us. This is a great season.”
Adam IDAH responded to Kyogo’s gap left in the two games with three goals, and has not scored since late November.
21 -year -old Johnny Kenny returns from the loan of Shamrock Rovers, and Daizen Maeda can also play in the middle, although he will be suspended next week to participate in the European Champions League. The first round.
Rogers added: “I don’t want to blame anyone with responsibility.” “I think as a collective, which is not ideal for us. We must now walk away and see as a club as a club now. Take a look.
“I won’t be frustrated, and I think about what might kill me to work here.”
