Naturally, Celtic has received a lot of attention lately for their flawless 2024–2025 season opener.
Brendan Rodgers’ Bhoys have won five of their first five competitive games, demonstrating their excellent play across the board.
The derby between Celtic and Rangers on Sunday provided more evidence that the squad has a significant advantage over all other teams in the nation, and supporters are eager to watch what the team can accomplish in the forthcoming Champions League.
Daizen Maeda, a rising star from Japan, is one player who is drawing special attention. In four games this season, he has three goals and two assists. On Thursday against China, he scored for his nation as well.
Celtics boss Daizen Maeda called him “amazing.”
The leader of the applause is his manager. In a recent interview, Rodgers discussed his current appreciation for Maeda’s contribution in a video on Celtic TV.
“It’s his big superpower – his running, athleticism and ability to press,” the Bhoys manager stated. From a defensive standpoint, it gives the squad amazing integrity.
“He is not left alone. It is required of all. When it comes to pressing technique, he sets a high standard. Few others possess the same level of skill as him.
“As usual, he demonstrated incredible effort, running speed, and teamwork off the ball.
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