Brendan Rodgers, the manager of Celtic, has recently expressed his frustration over the lack of movement in the transfer market. Despite a routine 4-1 win over Falkirk in the Premier Sports Cup, Rodgers' post-match comments highlighted his agitation with the constant transfer queries.

Transfer Talks and Frustrations

Rodgers, who has been hopeful of adding new players to his squad, faced repeated questions about potential signings. In a testy interview with BBC Scotland, he repeatedly stated, "I don't know," emphasizing his uncertainty about any imminent arrivals.

Current Squad and Needs

Celtic has made four signings this summer: Benjamin Nygren, Hayato Inamura, Shin Yamada, and Callum Osmand. However, only Nygren appears to be a potential first-choice player. The team is still short in several key areas, particularly in the winger and left-back positions.

Key Areas for Reinforcement

Pat Bonner, former Celtic goalkeeper, highlighted the need for cover in midfield and left-back. He also expressed concerns about the forward line, particularly the lack of a consistent goal-scoring striker.

Rodgers' Perspective

Rodgers remains hopeful but realistic about the transfer window. He stated, "We need reinforcements, but I don't want to keep harping on about it. I don't need to beg for players that we need." He emphasized that the assessment of Celtic's summer business should only begin after the transfer window closes.

Looking Ahead

With the Champions League play-offs looming, Celtic fans are eager to see new signings that can strengthen the squad for the challenges ahead. Rodgers and his team are under pressure to deliver both on and off the pitch as they aim for success in the upcoming season.