Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers refused to be drawn on transfer rumours linking Jamie Vardy with a move to Parkhead in the summer window. Recent reports claim that the 38-year-old striker has his

New Celtic defender Hayato Inamura has been told by Brendan Rodgers he is not good enough to play in the Champions League - yet. (Daily Record) Rodgers has warned any Celtic players whose focus may be drifting towards a late transfer window move by reminding them who pays their wages.

Brendan Rodgers admits his Celtic squad is not yet ready for the Champions League – but it is strong enough to kill off Kairat Almaty. The Hoops will face the Kazakhstan champs in tomorrow/tonight’s £40m play-off showdown having failed to land top quality replacements for departed Kyogo and Nicolas Kuhn and injured Jota.

C eltic manager Brendan Rodgers has tempered expectations for any last-minute additions to his squad ahead of the crucial Champions League play-offs, while pointedly refusing to address speculation linking veteran striker Jamie Vardy with a move to Parkhead.

Celtic are one aggregate victory away from securing a place in the league phase of the Champions League. Kairat of Kazakhstan stand between the Hoops and a seat at Europe’s top table for 2025/26.

Celtic take on Kairat Almaty in the first leg of their playoff showdown at Parkhead on Wednesday night but one man’s not ready

HAYATO INAMURA has been told by Brendan Rodgers he’s not good enough to play in the Champions League. The Japanese defender joined the Hoops from J1 league club Albirex Niigata in the summer. But

Brendan’s stated his intentions, the board had better be on the same wavelength or there is going to be serious unrest at Celtic this season… Brendan Rodgers yesterday, at his media conference ...

Celtic's hopes of landing Louis Munteanu have suffered another setback - with the CFR Cluj star said to be on the brink of a move to La Liga. The Romania striker is said to be on Brendan Rodgers ' radar, with the Hoops reportedly seeing a £6.9million bid thrown out earlier this summer.

Manager Brendan Rodgers is "fairly confident" Daizen Maeda will be a Celtic player come the end of the summer transfer window. Large sections of the Parkhead side's support have become disgruntled at their club's transfer activity, with some fearing interest in the Japan striker.