While the international break is still in effect, let’s look at Rangers and Celtic’s present activities and stand back from the chaos of the Scotland build-up.
The Belgian has received high marks from a previous coach of Philippe Clement; in addition, a commentator has advised Celtic to retain one of their loan players at the team when he returns to Glasgow.
Gerits stated, “I’ve always liked Philippe as a footballer, and as a coach, but most of all as a man,” in an interview with the Scottish Sun [via the Daily Record]. What is the English phrase for this? You still haven’t noticed anything? Philippe has a lot more left in him as a career, so I would tell the Rangers supporters that he isn’t done yet. He’s still young at 50 years old.”
Carlton Palmer problems Celtic alerts us about Mikey Johnston
During his loan spell at West Brom, Celtic player Mikey Johnston has gained the respect of Carlton Palmer. Though it doesn’t appear probable that he will stay at Celtic Park, he believes the Hoops should make every effort to retain him with the team.
Palmer stated in an interview with Football League World that “Johnston has had an incredible impact.” Six goals and one assist indicate how outstanding he has been. He’s won over the Baggies and their supporters with his performance, therefore West Brom need to be trying to get a permanent deal.
Other teams will make a move for him if Celtic fail to retain him. In order to keep Celtic at the football team, I would be sitting down with him right now and attempting to get this contract over the finish line if I were the new owner. He’s proven to be a great addition, demonstrating his abilities to Brendan Rodgers, who may be considering bringing him back.”
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