“Celtic not good enough and…” Celtic strong advocate, Chris Sutton makes SHOCKING admission about Celtic state and might be a weakness Rangers can capitalize to win the league

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Chris Sutton’s Spot-On Analysis of Celtic’s Draw Against Dundee United

Former Celtic striker Chris Sutton has shared his thoughts on the Hoops’ 0-0 draw against Dundee United at Tannadice. Sutton’s analysis highlights the team’s lack of attacking threat, particularly with Yang Hyun-jun and Luke McCowan coming into the starting lineup.

Celtic’s manager, Brendan Rodgers, made five changes to the team due to injuries and a virus affecting the squad. Despite this, Sutton believes that the team’s performance was not good enough, especially in the final third.

“Celtic not good enough in the final third today. You can’t win them all, mind. Big players missing and not easy for fringe players to come in and perform to the required level. Well played to Jim Goodwin and Dundee United,” Sutton tweeted.

The draw against Dundee United marks the first time Celtic has dropped points away from home in the Scottish Premiership this season. While Rodgers will not be satisfied with the result, it highlights the need for signings in the January transfer window.

Celtic is in a strong position in the league, but added depth, particularly in the wide areas, could help elevate the team to another level. The Hoops have been linked with Kieran Tierney and a left winger, which could strengthen key areas of the squad.

The January transfer window is often overlooked, but it can have a significant impact on a team’s season. Last year, Adam Idah’s loan signing in January proved vital in Celtic’s Scottish Premiership and Scottish Cup victories.

As the transfer window approaches, Celtic supporters will be eager to see if the team can strengthen its squad and maintain its dominance in Scottish football.

In other news, Pat Bonner has slammed Luis Palma’s performance against Dundee United, calling him “too predictable.” Meanwhile, statistics from the match highlight Celtic’s struggles in the final third.

Celtic will look to bounce back from the draw when they face Aberdeen in their next Scottish Premiership match.