“He should be DROPPED, and his spot should be given to…” – Celtic fans advises Brendan Rodgers to drop STARTING star player against Aberdeen, and reveals the ‘BEST’ player Celtic can use against the team, as they reveal WHY…

Celtic Football Club continues to impress with dominant performances, leaving fans and analysts alike in awe of their recent form. A resounding 5-0 victory against Ross County has added to the team’s momentum, and as they prepare to face Aberdeen at Pittodrie Stadium, the question of squad selection takes center stage. While the team’s recent results showcase strength, tactical adjustments and personnel decisions will be critical for Brendan Rodgers’ side to maintain their edge in a tightly contested season.

One such decision revolves around the inclusion of Luke McCowan, whose recent standout performance against Ross County has reignited debates about his role in the starting XI. Here’s why McCowan should be given a chance to start in Celtic’s midfield against Aberdeen, potentially at the expense of Arne Engels.

Recent Dominance Against Ross County

Celtic delivered a masterclass performance against Ross County, establishing their dominance early with five goals in the first half alone. While the final scoreline of 5-0 might have fallen short of fans’ expectations for double digits, it was nonetheless a statement win. Brendan Rodgers’ squad demonstrated clinical finishing, cohesive teamwork, and tactical discipline, leaving no room for the opposition to breathe.

Key to this victory was Luke McCowan, who seized a rare opportunity to start. The former Dundee FC midfielder contributed significantly to the scoreline with a goal and three assists, a performance that will undoubtedly be remembered as one of his finest. McCowan’s ability to both score and create opportunities has reignited his case for regular inclusion in the starting XI.

Aberdeen’s Recent Struggles

While Celtic’s win cemented their position at the top, Aberdeen have faltered in recent weeks. After keeping up admirably in the title race, they’ve dropped five points in their last two matches. These stumbles have created an opportunity for Celtic to widen the gap further, but facing Aberdeen at Pittodrie is never an easy task.

Pittodrie has historically been a challenging venue for Celtic. Even Rangers, another title contender, recently suffered defeat there, a result that serves as a cautionary tale. The need for a strong midfield presence is paramount, and this