Rodgers have found Celtic

The Celtics provided a perfect response to their competitors before they beat Hearts 3-0 on Saturday, a 3-2 loss ahead of the international breakout.

The basketball team gave them a lead at the top of the Scottish Premier League table as they lost to the Rangers, lowering their lead to 13 points, but immediately beat Jam Egg T with a convincing victory.

Daizen Maeda brought his Statistics office to 30 goals in all of the Bhoys’ matches, his two-time win over Hearts, and Jota added another goal to his collection since he returned to Parkhead in the January transfer window.

While many will focus on offensive talent on display, Jota and Maeda stole the headlines with their goals, in the middle of the park, Callum McGregor’s presence is just as important.

Why Callum McGregor’s performance matters to the Celtics

The retired Scotland International missed a 3-2 win over the Rangers before breaking out and returned to the basketball in a sublime show in the midfield.

The Celtics captain tied for a third of the midfield against Reo Hatate and Arne Engels on Saturday and stood out in the star performances in that area of ​​the court.

As you can see in the table above, McGregor’s special use and defensive reliability in the game outperformed his position companions in the game.

This shows why his display is so important to Brendan Rodgers for the heart, because it highlights the quality he brings.

The left-footed star provides an analytical presence for the Celtics on the basis of the Celtics, with his ability to effectively complete passes under pressure, thus completing 94% of the division’s passes this season.

McGregor, who averages 73 passes per game, can control the basketball game by indicating the rhythm of his pass quality while forcing them to back deeper due to the pressure on his media resistance on the ball.

This is part of the reason why the Celtics struggled without a captain when facing the Rangers at Parkhead before the break, as Engels was the least suitable for sixth place.

Why Arne Engels Fight with Rangers

The former Augsburg star started at midfield base, with Luke McCowan and Hatate in eighth place and fighting the Gers.

Engels’ usual task is to be one of the most advanced midfielders, hoping to score and create goals, but due to his captain’s injury, he had to go deeper against the Rangers.

As you can see in the table above, the Belgian International team failed to meet the criteria the captain set for internal or without ball possession of the position, thus losing the ball frequently, giving little protection to the latter quarter.

However, the 21-year-old star should not be expected to be effective in this role, as he is an attacking player and his future is eighth place for the Celtics, not as a deep player in the game.

Engels scored ten goals and 12 assists in all the matches for the Scottish Giants this semester, which shows that he has performed well in natural games – scoring and creating goals.

The former Bundesliga is not McGregor’s long-time successor because that’s not his natural game, which is why he struggled against the Rangers before his break.

However, Rodgers may have already discovered his next Celtic captain by bringing 19-year-old academy star Jude Bonnar to the first team.

Why Jude Bonnar May Be Next Callum McGregor

In all matches, the junior Dynamo has played five matchday teams since early February, with ten minutes on the bench in the Premier League win over Aberdeen 5-1.

That ten-minute cameo, Scotland U21 International, completed all four of his attempts, was his debut for the basketball team’s first team, and the manager spoke to the suitability of the team after the game.

“His profile is great, suitable for the way we want to play. It’s a good taster for him,” Rodgers told The Daily Record.

This shows that the Northern Ireland boss sees Bonnar’s potential and believes that the teenage talent has the technical skills and know-how that can fit the way his team is lined up, while the midfield threes are sixth and one-two-eighth.

The B-team star was described as “incredible” by former coach Alan McGrillen, who spoke with Celtic TV after the game and admitted that he saw McGregor as a role model for how his daily action plays on the court.

Bonnar has already shown his analytical qualities, and he has completed 100% passes in a cameo against Aberdeen, and Rodgers can help him develop and refine his ability to shape him into a new version of McGregor in the future.

The Scottish youth also showed potential for potential to offer a goal threat as the captain scored eight goals in 28 league matches this semester and ten goals in the 46 B team match.

However, this is just the beginning of Bonnar, who has more time to make him progress as a player and hopes he can forge his way with the Celtic.

However, it was early signs that for Rodgers, he had the potential to develop into McGregor 2.0, a constituent and controlled midfielder who could also provide targeted threats.