Keith Wyness, former chief executive of Aberdeen and Everton, has commented on the situation surrounding Celtic's manager following the club's recent Scottish Premiership title win. Wyness suggested that the manager's future may depend on the club's ambitions in European competitions.
Celtic secured the 2025-26 Scottish Premiership title, their 55th league championship, under manager Brendan Rodgers. The club has been dominant domestically but has faced challenges in the UEFA Champions League, failing to advance past the group stage in recent seasons.
Wyness stated that the board must decide whether to back Rodgers with significant investment to compete in Europe or consider a change. He emphasized that the manager's track record in Scotland is excellent but that the club needs to progress on the continental stage.
