Brendan Rodgers has shared his concerns about fixture congestion ahead of Celtic’s upcoming match against Aberdeen. Speaking to **Celtic TV**, Rodgers highlighted the physical and mental toll on players, as Celtic faces a hectic schedule of seven games in 23 days. He acknowledged that the modern football calendar is becoming increasingly packed, with players balancing club commitments and international duties.
Rodgers noted that football is evolving into a year-round sport, with rest periods possibly shifting away from the traditional summer break to scattered moments throughout the year. Despite these challenges, the Celtic boss emphasized the importance of maintaining quality performances and keeping players motivated and prepared.
With both Celtic and Aberdeen boasting perfect league records, Saturday’s game will be crucial as Rodgers looks to continue Celtic’s winning form following their 2-1 victory over Ross County before the international break. The team will need to manage this busy period carefully to ensure they can compete on all fronts while keeping players fresh and injury-free.
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