Celtic have shown vast improvement since Rodgers took charge in the summer.
Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers has been relentless to ensure they improve, goalkeeper Craig Gordon has told the Daily Mail.
Rodgers took over at Celtic Park in the summer following the departure of Ronny Deila.
After something of a rocky start they have shined under the Northern Irishman, making it to the Champions League group stages and currently sitting top of the Scottish Premiership once more.
They have also already tasted success, with a victory against Aberdeen in the Scottish League Cup final last month.
Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers
They have shown vast improvement under the former Liverpool manager and Gordon says that is because he has been relentless on the training field.
“The manager has been relentless with us to make sure we are improving all of the time,” he told the Daily Mail.
‘There’s been a huge amount of hard work on the training ground from him and the coaching staff to make sure we do improve.”
“I think people could see in the performances in the games that we got better all the time.”
Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers acknowledges fans after the game
Celtic will be hoping they can continue to improve under Brendan Rodgers in future, especially in Europe.
They made it into the Champions League this season but apart from the draws with Manchester City their opponents largely outclassed them.
Their performances showed that there is still a huge gap for the Scottish champions to make up and they will be hoping Rodgers is the man to close it.
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