There’s One Thing That the Celtic Board Should Be Praised for This Season – Opinion

In the midst of the upheaval surrounding the Green Brigade‘s protracted ban and the apparent absence of big moves manager Brendan Rodgers had in mind, the Celtic Board has demonstrated admirable foresight by extending the contracts of important players, safeguarding their futures.

The club’s strategy, which is frequently examined and criticized, demonstrates a cunning and, at times, brutal attitude to guaranteeing stability and success over the long run. They have been successful in acquiring five players this season who are critical to the organization and goals of the squad.

The commitment shown in extending the contracts of Kyogo, O’Riley, Maeda, Hatate, and Carter-Vickers cannot be understated. Kyogo, O’Riley, and Maeda have all been tied down to 4-year deals, while Hatate and Carter-Vickers have been secured for even longer, with Hatate on a 5-year deal and Carter-Vickers on a 5-and-a-half year contract. This move not only cements these players’ roles in the team but also sends a clear message about the club’s direction and any potential suitors.

By locking in these key players, Celtic ensures continuity and a solid core for the team to build around in the coming years.

Notwithstanding the prevailing hostility, the Celtic Board should be commended for these actions. Even though the news is dominated by the absence of new signings, it’s critical to recognize the value of keeping the talent that already exists. While this strategy may not have the same instant impact as a high-profile signing, it does set the stage for long-term stability and success.

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