Leigh Griffiths is struggling for playing time at Neil Lennon’s Celtic at the moment.
Griffiths is fully fit and available, but the Scotland international striker has not been playing regularly for the Hoops so far this season.
The 29-year-old last started a competitive match for the Hoops back in August, and has scored three goals so far this season, as reported by The Scottish Sun.
Celtic boss Lennon has made it clear that Griffiths does not have a few weeks to save his career at the Hoops, dismissing suggestion that the former Wolverhampton Wanderers striker could be sold next month.
Lennon told The Scottish Sun regarding suggestion about Grifiths saving his Celtic career: “That’s way too dramatic. We are certainly not writing him off. None of those sound-bites are coming from anyone inside the club.”
Celtic stay
Griffiths clearly needs to do more and has to make the most of the chances he gets as a substitute or when he starts, but it is hard to see Celtic sell him in the January transfer window.
The Hoops will need a suitable replacement for the Scotsman, and it is not going to be easy for the Scottish Premiership giants to find a quality striker in the middle of the season.
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