Chris Sutton believes Celtic’s achievements this season have been underappreciated, despite their relentless pursuit of silverware. Sutton praised Celtic’s progress in the Champions League and their potential for another treble.
After watching Celtic’s 5-0 win over Dundee United, Sutton told BBC 606 that the team deserves more credit for their accomplishments. He highlighted the team’s consistency and determination, which has seen them dominate the Scottish Premiership.
Sutton also sent a warning to Rangers, questioning whether they can challenge Celtic’s dominance in the near future. With Celtic’s significant financial resources and talented players under Brendan Rodgers, Sutton doubts that Rangers will be able to mount a serious challenge.
Rangers are currently facing uncertainty with a potential takeover, which could impact their ability to compete with Celtic. Meanwhile, Celtic continues to accumulate trophies, with another league title and a Scottish Cup final still to be decided.
Celtic fans have much to look forward to, and their rivals’ struggles will only add to their satisfaction. Sutton’s assessment highlights Celtic’s strength and raises questions about Rangers’ ability to bridge the gap between the two clubs.
The gap between the two Glasgow giants could potentially widen further if Celtic continues to invest in their squad and Rangers struggles to adapt to new ownership. Sutton’s comments serve as a reminder of Celtic’s current dominance in Scottish football.
