Neil Lennon’s Celtic will face Aberdeen this afternoon, while Scott Brown has said that Leicester City manager Brendan Rodgers is in touch with him.
Celtic will be looking to clinch the Scottish Premiership title this season when they take on Aberdeen away from home this afternoon.
Neil Lennon’s need just a point from the match against Aberdeen at Pittodrie Stadium in order to clinch the league title – the Glasgow giants’ eighth in a row.
Derek McInnes’s side are third in the league table at the moment and are facing a fight for the third position from Kilmarnock.
This is how Celtic will line up against Aberdeen this afternoon:
Meanwhile, Celtic central midfielder Scott Brown has revealed that Leicester City manager Brendan Rodgers is still in touch with him and some of his teammates.
Rodgers left his managerial role at the Hoops in February 2019 to become the manager of Leicester in the Premier League.
The former Liverpool boss guided Celtic to two successive domestic trebles and the Scottish League Cup this season.
Former Scotland international central midfielder Brown – who has been on the books of Celtic since the summer of 2007 when he joined from Hibernian for a transfer fee reported by The Guardian to be worth £4.4 million – has revealed that Rodgers is still in touch with him.
Brown told The Scottish Sun: “Brendan is always texting me before games and he is always texting after games. He is still taking a real interest in Celtic.
“He loves the club inside and out and a lot of the lads are still speaking to him. He takes time to speak to us still.”
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