Celtic is back from the international break and finds itself preparing for a difficult series of lighting, including the start of their Europa League campaign under Brendan Rodgers.
The Irishman spoke in the frank manner of the frustration he faced at the summer transfer window, saying that his team “ was not ready ” for his match of the Champions League Champions League against Kairat Almaty after the parkhead hierarchy failed to push critical agreements on the line.
Nevertheless, the Bhoys brought ten new players at the end of the market period before Kelechi Iheanacho was released from his Seville contract to sign as a free agent.
However, the lack of synergy between the Celtic Board and Rodgers was exposed for everyone, and one of its less spotted summer signatures has now sent an intriguing message on social networks which could explain its own more detail.
The Celtic lending Jahmai Simpson-Pusey sends a cryptic instagram message
Taking on Instagram, the signature of Jahmai Simpson-Pusey Celtic has changed his profile photo on the platform to reflect a message that said “ Delays teaching patience, which prepares you for blessings ” after failing to make an appearance in the first team since arriving on loan to Manchester City.
Becoming the eighth addition of the window by the hoops, the 19 -year -old was also excluded from the Bhoys Europa League team by Rodgers alongside Callum Osmand, Shin Yamada and Hayato Inamura, which asked why he was acquired in first place.
For the moment, the product of Lennofxtown Dane Murray seems to be ahead of Simpson-Pusey in the hierarchical order and is generally online to get out of the bench when Rodgers decides to mix its background line.
Anyway, there is a long season to come for the champions of the Scottish first host, and there is every chance that England Youth International could play a role to play while his loan club continues another triple domestic.
What did Brendan Rodgers said about Jahmai Simpson-Puspius?
Shortly after his arrival in Glasgow, Rodgers admitted to the press before his team defeated Aberdeen in August that Simpson-Pussey could be running regularly because of his lack of pre-season at full intensity.
He declared via Sky Sports: “He is a little distant in all honesty towards Jahmai. He trained with the small group at Manchester City and is not yet entirely at speed. You can see his quality right away and it will just take a little time in terms of physical form and intensity.”
Obviously, Simpson-Pusey is a man with a lot of talent, given that he won the price of the Premier League 2 player in the last quarter and also made six appearances in the first team under Pep Guardiola.
Now, he is confronted with the challenge of nailing a regular niche in the bottom line of Celtic, which may require persistence while man born in Manchester seeks to dislodge Liam Scales, Cameron Carter-Vickers and Auston Trusty in the coming months.
