It was the fierce rivalry between Celtic and Rangers that ultimately determined the Scottish champions this season. With three wins and a draw against their fierce rivals, Brendan Rodgers’ Celtic side secured the necessary points to keep the SPFL trophy at Parkhead for another season.
As Rodgers looks to strengthen his squad in the upcoming transfer window with the millions from the Champions League, Philippe Clement faces a daunting task in trying to dethrone the Hoops as the dominant force in Scottish football.
Former Rangers striker Kenny Miller is sounding the alarm for his old club’s chances next season. Not only do Celtic have the financial advantage, but they also have players who consistently rise to the occasion in the highly anticipated Glasgow Derby.
Miller expressed his concerns about Celtic’s ‘superiority’, highlighting how crucial players like Callum McGregor, Cameron Carter-Vickers, and Matt O’Riley made the difference in key moments during the Old Firm games last season.
Despite missing key players in some of these crucial matches, Celtic’s overall squad depth and mental strength have proven to be formidable against their rivals. As Rodgers looks to strengthen his side, it seems that the Hoops are well-equipped to maintain their title defense and continue their dominance in Scottish football.
