James Forrest is confident that Celtic will have no issues transitioning from celebration mode to focusing on the upcoming Scottish Cup match against Rangers. The winger enjoyed the title celebrations with his team at the weekend, but knows that manager Brendan Rodgers will ensure the team is ready for the important fixture at Hampden.
Having won an impressive 23 medals at Parkhead, Forrest explained how Rodgers instilled a winning mentality during his first spell at the club. Despite previous experiences of not being able to celebrate victories immediately, the manager emphasized the importance of maintaining focus for future success. Forrest stressed the need for proper preparation in order to secure another trophy.
Following their triumphant finish in the Premiership, Celtic’s attention is now on the match against Rangers. Forrest highlighted the team’s recent performance against Kilmarnock as evidence of their focus and determination. He expressed the desire to continue the winning momentum and secure another trophy for the club.
Resting in the final league game against St Mirren, Forrest has his sights set on playing a significant role in the upcoming cup final. Known for his performances in big games, the winger shared his approach of treating every match as if it were a final. Forrest described the excitement and intensity of playing in major occasions, expressing his eagerness to be involved in such significant fixtures.
