Liel Abada finds his time at Celtic “challenging,” but Brendan Rodgers is rooting for the winger.

Abada is having difficulty delivering on the field due to Israel’s battle in Gaza, according to Brendan Rodgers. The Celtic winger, who hasn’t looked like himself since recovering from an injury at the conclusion of the previous season, was all smiles on Wednesday night as he and Aaron Rodgers celebrated with supporters at full time at Easter Road. Due to some fans’ sympathy for Palestine, Abada is facing intense pressure from his native country to leave the Scottish champions.

Furthermore, Rodgers acknowledges that the 22-year-old has a lot of weight on his shoulders. Abada had multiple loan offers in January, but the Celtics were hesitant to let the goal-scoring striker go. Hoops supporters welcomed Abada back from injury with great cheers. Rodgers intends to assist the Israeli in regaining the form he displayed under Ange Postecoglou and continues to view him as a crucial component of his ambitions.

“You need to be in a good frame of mind and have an extremely positive mindset in order to play football at your best. However, we will continue to work with him to maximize his potential.”I believe that all we do is keep in touch with him. My responsibility is to help him reach his full potential, and the first step in doing so is to make sure he is in the ideal environment.

I talk to him a lot, and he’s got a lot of support here. Yes, it’s not easy for him right now, but we’ll keep working with him to help him do his best.”

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