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Kris Commons claims Brendan Rodgers isn’t happy at Celtic

DUNDEE, SCOTLAND - JANUARY 15 Kris Commons of Celtic scores a spectacular volleyed goal from distance in the second half during the Ladbrokes Scott...
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Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers has recently swatted aside suggestions that he could leave Parkhead.

DUNDEE, SCOTLAND - JANUARY 15 Kris Commons of Celtic scores a spectacular volleyed goal from distance in the second half during the Ladbrokes Scottish Premiership match between Celtic FC...

Kris Commons has claimed on Sky Sports, which was broadcast on 30th September, that Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers does not look happy.

Commons was suggesting that his former Celtic side seem to be struggling this season.

Celtic have not started the campaign in good form, with Rodgers going through arguably the most difficult time of his reign at Parkhead.

Celtic are currently in fifth place in the Scottish Premiership table.

The Bhoys actually did manage to get a win at the weekend, but they are only in fifth place in the current standings.

And Commons has his doubts over whether Rodgers is actually happy at Celtic anymore.

“It’s the whole persona of what Brendan Rodgers is giving out,” Commons said.

Kris Commons of Celtic celebrates after he scores during the UEFA Europa League match between Celtic FC and Fenerbahce SK at Celtic Park on October 01, 2015 in Glasgow, Scotland.

“He doesn’t seem like a happy man to me. And then you think about the players. Moussa Dembele was critical of Celtic, and went off in a strop, Dedryk Boyata didn’t want to play.”

Rodgers has hit back over speculation that he isn’t happy in public in recent time, with the Celtic boss insisting that he is still enjoying life at Parkhead.

Celtic are currently five points behind league leaders Hearts, with their next match coming against Red Bull Salzburg on Thursday evening.

Gonzalo Higuain #20 of Real Madrid heads the ball to deflect a direct kick by Kris Commons #15 of Celtic at Lincoln Financial Field on August 11, 2012 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.