Rogers must now give up the Celtics’ horrible 3/10 flop

The Celtics beat the Celtics 3-2 in the dramatic match in Sunday’s Scottish Premier League.

The basketball team beat themselves 2-0 in the halftime due to goals from midfielders Nicolas Raskin and Mohamed Diomande, but Brendan Rodgers performed well.

Shortly after the second half, Daizen Maeda scored shortly after the start of the second half, and finally won the league leader with a lovely finish for the league leader at Reo Hatate.

Unfortunately, when Hamza Igamane beat Kasper Schmeichel in the 88th minute, the away team asked for all three points.

It was a very disappointing afternoon for the basketball team, who missed the opportunity to clear 19 points on the table, but had some positive achievements to quit.

Auston Trusty and Liam Scales were unable to choose from injury, which gave Maik Nawrocki the opportunity to show Rodgers his abilities while the Polish Titans had an impressive performance.

Maik Nawrocki’s performance against Rangers

It seems strange to praise the Central defender behind the rival who lost 3-2 at home.

However, the former Legia Warsaw man’s calm performance in the storm of the team’s underperforming team deserves praise.

Navoro played only twice in the domestic Cup matches before Sunday’s kickoff, meaning he played without any confidence or sharpness.

Arguably, Rodgers’ Polish central defender this season is not overly keen, as people like Cameron Carter-Vickers, Trusty and Scales all like his first choice ahead, but his performance with the Rangers may change the manager’s mind about him.

Although others staggered and wilted under pressure from the away game, Nawrocki strongly won 70% (7/10) of a defensive duel and retained to complete 93% of his attempted pass.

As you can see in the table above, he didn’t dribble once throughout the game and read the game well for four interceptions.

He couldn’t do anything with any of the three goals admitted, as Jeffrey Schlupp was defeated while Carter-Vickers beat him in the second goal, while Alistair Johnston slipped and missed his challenge in third place.

Nawrocki surpassed many teammates, who have been watching off the court this season, and they watched off the court, one of which is winger Nicolas Kuhn.

Nicolas Kuhn’s performance against the Rangers

Rodgers chose Kuhn to the right against Gers from the start, while Maeda was in the middle, Jota to the left.

Unfortunately, the German wizard was unable to show his best magical qualities at the top of the basketball game as he was beaten by Ridvan Yilmaz.

Glasgowworld ratings the striker to 3/10 and wrote: “Yilmaz put him in his pocket”, which is backed by his statistics. The former fast Vienna winger was too weak throughout the first half, with five of his seven duels. He also had turnovers, losing every five minutes.

Former Celtic forward Chris Sutton spoke in Sky Sports Review, criticizing Kuhn for often “choosing simple choices” when he owns it instead of turning around and running instead of running at Yilmaz or Leon Balogun to make something happen to the team.

Rodgers chose to drag the left footed ace at rest, replacing him with Adam Idah, which allowed Jota to move to the right where he made a hit almost immediately.

As you can see in the clip above, Jota lowered her head and beat Yilmaz to beat Maeda at the pace of the wing instead of taking the “simple choice” like Kuhn did in B. 45.

Why should the Celtics give up on Nicholas Kuhn

With this performance in mind, Rodgers had to bin ruthlessly from the starting lineup when the Heart came to Parkhead on the other end of the International Rest.

Kuhn’s inability to play against Rangers on Sunday should be enough to see him fall off the side as Jota offers more than he has in minutes after turning into his position.

The 25-year-old star recently performed in a domestic football match. He recorded only one assist in the final seven games of the SFA Cup and Premier League, with no points, and his last league goal against Dundee in early February.

So, Rodgers should hope to take him out of the shooting line after an international breakout, hoping he can kick him to help him back on the Celtics’ court because the basketball team knows how the wingers are doing.

As you can see in the table above, Kuhn does have the real difference in the last third of the difference, as he is the scorer and his goal when he is at his best.

Unfortunately, the Scottish Giants have not seen his best form in domestic action in recent weeks and certainly haven’t had the first half against the Rangers this weekend.

Now, Rodgers must get a 3/10 fool from starting XI to clash with the heart, move Jota to the right to replace him, and hopefully it inspires Kuhn to bounce back and return to the best version of the Celtics jersey before the end of the season.