Celtic FC are reportedly on the verge of parting ways with manager Brendan Rodgers amid growing unrest within the squad and mounting pressure from the club’s hierarchy. Sources close to Parkhead suggest that Rodgers has lost the dressing room, with several senior players expressing frustration over his tactics and man-management style.
The Hoops’ recent run of poor form, both domestically and in Europe, has intensified calls for change. Fans have voiced their dissatisfaction across social media, demanding decisive action from the board to rescue Celtic’s season. Rodgers, who returned to the club for a second spell with high expectations, is now facing increasing scrutiny as performances continue to falter.
Chairman Peter Lawwell is said to be leading emergency discussions regarding the managerial situation, with potential replacements already being considered. Club insiders believe the decision could be finalized within days if results do not improve immediately.
Rodgers’ position, once seen as secure, now appears untenable as tensions escalate behind the scenes. Celtic’s leadership is determined to restore unity and momentum — even if it means ending Rodgers’ turbulent second reign at the club sooner than expected.
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