Celtic has received criticism from a variety of sources this season for their subpar results in the Scottish Premiership.

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers has a lot on his mind as the battle for the championship heats up and he struggles to get the club playing at the heights we witnessed against rivals like Aberdeen and Rangers.

Despite the ongoing criticism, Peter Grant has stated that he feels one Celtics player is receiving unfair criticism this year.

Grant stated, “That lets me know how important Greg Taylor has been,” on The Go Radio Football Show. And while I am aware that Greg receives a lot of flak, he has performed incredibly well considering the modern game that Ange wants to play and Brendan’s use of the fullbacks to tuck in a bit.

“Because it’s completely new for anybody playing that way if you have not done it before.

However, he is so crucial, and the runs he makes to clear room for others show how much energy he offers to the other players.

“And he also adds the peculiar objective. Whether you believe he’s the solution to all problems and good enough in the long run, I believe he’s received a lot of unjustified criticism.

However, I believe it demonstrates how crucial it is to the team as a whole, not just to that individual.

During the last two seasons, Greg Taylor has been fantastic for Celtic. The 25-year-old defender was commanding under Ange.

Even if Taylor found it difficult to regain the form that Celtic supporters had enjoyed under Ange, there is no denying the Scotland fullback’s continued significance to the team.

Though he played very well against Hibs midweek, Alexandro Bernabei has had difficulty replacing Taylor as the star player for the Hoops. Taylor is far superior to the Argentine.

After healing from his most recent injury, the 25-year-old is anticipated to return to the Celtics by next weekend. The supporters of the Houston Rockets will be hoping that he can support Aaron Rodgers’ run for the championship in the 13 games left in this season.

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