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Neil McCann Blown Away by Celtic Star Luke McCowan After 5-0 Thrashing of Ross County

Celtic’s 5-0 thrashing of Ross County on Saturday was another easy afternoon’s work for the Hoops in the Premiership. Celtic put five goals past Ross County to go five points clear in the Premiership table and continue their charge under Brendan Rodgers.

Many expected changes to the XI, with four of the players who came into the side – Liam Scales, Luke McCowan, Paulo Bernardo, and Adam Idah all getting on the scoresheet. There has been a lot of talk around Celtic’s squad and the so-called bench players who probably deserve to start.

The only way you can continue to ignite that talk is by putting in high-quality performances, and it’s fair to say that the players are doing just that. The Bhoys were five up by the half-time break and only didn’t score more because they took their foot off the gas in the second half.

And one man stood above them all with his masterful performance. Neil McCann lauded Luke McCowan after Celtic thrashed Ross County. There has been a lot of noise around McCowan following his summer transfer from Dundee, and he is living up to that noise.

McCowan’s performance was a testament to his growing importance to the Celtic team. He has been in and out of the starting XI, but his performance against Ross County was a reminder of his quality. McCann was blown away by McCowan’s performance, saying: “I have to say, what a footballer this boy is.”

“He just fits the mould in what Celtic try to do. Idah is going to pull out and make the space, McCowan has one look and then a second, and he is in (to score). He does get a bit of a deflection, but the run is brilliant. All day, he looked to try and find either the wee passes into that area or run himself.”

“The makeup of Luke McCowan totally fits the Celtic model. He can up the tempo, he can slow it down. They had six changes to the starting XI, and four of them scored, which is quite incredible. Sometimes you might have a wee come down from a Champions League game, but when you refresh it up with the quality of Luke McCowan, he will take an assist there (for McGregor’s goal), but that’s the brilliance from the captain.”

McCowan’s stats for Celtic against Ross County were impressive. He scored one goal and provided three assists, earning a perfect ten rating from WhoScored. His performance was a reminder of his quality and his growing importance to the Celtic team.

Goals Assists KeyP Passes PA% AccCross Acc Through B’ Aerials won Touches Rating
1 3 8 55 87.3 3 3 1 81 10.00

On the one hand, Rodgers needs to rotate his squad anyway because of the high volume of games he has to deal with. But, on the other, for his absolute best and most important games, you can argue that McCowan should now be the man to start, alongside Reo Hatate and the skipper.

The Implications for Celtic

The implications for Celtic are clear. McCowan’s performance against Ross County was a reminder of his quality and his growing importance to the Celtic team. If he continues to perform at this level, he will be a key player for Celtic in the second half of the season.

The January transfer window is just around the corner, and it’s likely to be a busy time for Celtic. The club will be looking to strengthen their squad, and they may need to make some signings to replace players who may leave.

But for now, Celtic can focus on their upcoming games, including a top-of-the-table clash against Aberdeen next week. With McCowan in this kind of form, Celtic will be confident of getting a positive result.

Conclusion

In conclusion, Luke McCowan’s performance against Ross County was a reminder of his quality and his growing importance to the Celtic team. His stats were impressive, and his performance earned him a perfect ten rating from WhoScored.

McCowan’s performance was a testament to his growing importance to the Celtic team. He has been in and out of the starting XI, but his performance against Ross County was a reminder of his quality.

With the January transfer window just around the corner, Celtic will be looking to strengthen their squad. But for now, they can focus on their upcoming games, including a top-of-the-table clash against Aberdeen next week. With McCowan in this kind of form, Celtic will be confident of getting a positive result.