Stefan Johansen says that he will hold talks with new Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers.
Celtic midfielder Stefan Johansen has told The Scottish Sun that he will have a discussion with new manager Brendan Rodgers about his future.
Johansen has been on the books of Celtic since January 2014 and has a contract until June 2017.
According to The Scottish Sun, the midfielder and the Bhoys have been discussing about a new deal for months, but nothing has materialised yet.
The 25-year-old Norway international has revealed that he will hold talks with new Celtic boss Rodgers about his future.
“We have been talking for a long time now but nothing has happened,” Johansen told The Scottish Sun. “I am focusing on Norway and when I go back to Celtic, I will have a chat with the manager.”
Johansen did not have a great 2015-16 campaign for Celtic on a personal level, but he is a very good midfielder.
Perhaps it would be best for the Norwegian if he stays at the Bhoys for at least the first half of the 2016-17 season.
Former Liverpool boss Rodgers is a brilliant coach as well as a good manager, and working with him is only going to make Johansen a better player.
Rodgers was recently appointed the new Celtic manager following the departure of Ronny Deila after two years in charge of the Scottish Premiership giants.
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