Brendan Rodgers, the manager of Celtic, acknowledged that his team could have performed better in their match against Dinamo Zagreb, which ended in a 0-0 draw in Croatia. Despite his frustrations, Rodgers emphasized the progress his team has made, indicating that his disappointment is a sign of how far they have come.
Although Celtic had more possession and goal-scoring chances at Stadion Maksimir, they failed to capitalize on their dominance. However, Rodgers believes that the draw brings them closer to securing a spot in the Champions League play-offs, motivating the team for future success.
In an interview with BBC Sport, Rodgers expressed his dissatisfaction with his team’s attacking performance but used it as constructive criticism to highlight their improvement. He praised their defensive strength and clean sheet but pointed out their lack of quality in the final third. Despite the challenges faced on the pitch, Rodgers commended the team’s energy and commitment.
Rodgers emphasized the importance of maintaining a strong defensive base and positive mentality. He recognized the team’s progress and growing confidence at the Champions League level. While acknowledging the missed opportunities, Rodgers remained optimistic about Celtic’s potential for future success.
