Good bye legend” Brendan Rodgers CONFIRMS that Top Celtic player is leaving in the summer

Celtic Exit: Brendan Rodgers Confirms Greg Taylor’s Imminent Departure

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers has all but confirmed that left-back Greg Taylor will leave the club at the end of the season. Taylor, who joined Celtic from Kilmarnock in 2019, has been a steady presence in the team’s backline for the past four years.

However, with his contract running down and game time limited, Taylor’s future appears to lie away from Celtic Park. Rodgers admitted that Taylor’s potential departure isn’t down to financial reasons, but rather his desire to be a first-team regular.

Rodgers told CeltsAreHere: “I’ve been in the position so many times, and I can read situations as well. It’s probably more that he’ll move on than stay, which is a big shame for me because he’s someone that I really, really like.”

Taylor’s departure will mark the end of an era for Celtic, as he has been a reliable figure in the team’s title-winning campaigns. However, with the arrival of Jeffrey Schlupp in January and the expected return of Kieran Tierney in the summer, Taylor’s opportunities have become limited.

What’s Next for Greg Taylor?

Taylor’s next move is uncertain, but he will likely be seeking a new challenge where he can play regular first-team football. The Scotland international has been a consistent performer for Celtic, and his experience and skills will make him an attractive signing for other clubs.

Celtic fans will be sad to see Taylor go, but they will also be grateful for his contributions to the team’s success during his time at the club. As the season draws to a close, Taylor will be looking to make the most of his remaining time at Celtic and leave on a high note.

Brendan Rodgers’ Praise for Greg Taylor

Rodgers has been full of praise for Taylor, describing him as someone he “really, really likes” and admiring his game, which he believes is suited to Celtic’s style of play.

Rodgers’ comments suggest that Taylor’s departure is amicable, and the manager is keen to see him succeed in his future endeavors. The Celtic boss has a reputation for developing young players, and Taylor’s progress during his time at the club is a testament to Rodgers’ coaching abilities.