Sports update:Brendan Rodgers is expected to leave Parkhead at the conclusion of the season, as Celtic Board makes it obvious.

A significant update on Brendan Rodgers’ future as Celtic manager has emerged, revealing the club’s current stance.

The Irishman is in his second season as manager at Parkhead, following a somewhat successful first term that

includes two Scottish Premiership crowns, a Scottish Cup victory, and three Scottish League Cups.

Rodgers averaged a spectacular 2.24 points per game in charge of Celtic across 169 games, demonstrating their

supremacy across all competitions as he restored his image following a dismal end to his career with Liverpool.

This time, however, the former Liverpool and Leicester City manager may not be as popular with Hoops fans, as his

team is vying for another league crown this season. They trail the Rangers by two points entering the final stretch of

the season, which many would not have predicted in August.

Despite this, one recent source claimed that Rodgers was not under fear of termination, but he does appear to be in a

more perilous position than in the past. A fresh revelation has emerged, providing greater insight into his future.

Celtic voice their thoughts on Brendan Rodgers.

According to a recent claim by Football Insider journalist Pete O’Rourke, Celtic do not view Rodgers as their

manager for the foreseeable future, with the report stating that he is not regarded as a “long-term” option in charge

. It then goes on to say that “there have been too many on-field and off-field issues during Rodgers’ second spell at

Parkhead, which could force the board into a decision.”

The Hoops board is “likely to sack the former Leicester City manager if he fails to win the league this season,”

emphasizing the necessity of going all out in the Scottish Premiership.

This is a strange development in some ways, because Celtic do not appear to have enough faith in Rodgers to make

him the long-term solution at Parkhead.

All of this implies that there are valid concerns about him going forward, but not enough to get rid of him right now.

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