Celtic Predicted XI vs Rangers with Brendan Rodgers ready to make 5 changes for Scottish Cup Final

Despite recent derby dominance, the Hampden clash will be far from easy.

Brendan Rodgers has already spoken about the need to treat this game

on its own terms – there is no room for complacency.

Fortunately, there were no injuries to report from the Celtic camp in the build-up to this one.

The manager has given his squad a clean sheet of health.

Celtic faces Rangers on Saturday in a massive Scottish Cup Final at Hampden.

The Bhoys can now secure a famous silverware double and ensure

they finish the season unbeaten in matches against the Ibrox side.

The champions are at their best, and Rodgers can select his strongest lineup

after switching things up for the team’s trophy day match against St. Mirren last week.

Potential Rangers vs. Celtics squad

Joe Hart will play his last professional match of his career on this bittersweet day.

In defense, Alistair Johnston, Cameron Carter-Vickers, and Liam Scales are good choices to replace

Anthony Ralston, Maik Nawrocki, and Stephen Welsh in the starting lineup.

The final three saw some playing time last weekend,

but Rodgers will go back to the stable back four he has relied on for most of the season,

which also includes Greg Taylor at left defense.

We anticipate adjustments in attack as well, given that Luis Palma and Nicolas Kuhn began opposing the Buddies.

It appears that Hampden will be a great chance for James Forrest and Daizen Maeda to shine.

On Celtic’s left flank, Maeda can be the buzz-bomb winger that keeps James Tavernier busy,

while Forrest can be useful on the other side and just enjoys big games.

With Callum McGregor, Matt O’Riley, and Reo Hatate in their midfield trio,

Rangers should find it difficult to match Celtic’s intensity and skill.

Celtic has the demonstrated firepower to consistently pose

a major threat to the Rangers defense thanks to Kyogo Furuhashi’s brilliant movement through the middle.

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