Celtic, led by Brendan Rodgers, nears 14th Scottish title

Celtic is on the verge of clinching their fourth consecutive Scottish Premiership title, marking their 13th in 14 years, and they could soon secure a sixth domestic treble in nine seasons with an upcoming Scottish Cup final against Aberdeen. Manager Brendan Rodgers has emphasized that while Celtic's dominance may appear effortless or predictable from the outside, their sustained success is built on relentless hard work, a strong club culture, and a refusal to become complacent. Rodgers describes the current period as a 'golden era' for the club, crediting both the dedication of players and the club's history of striving for the highest standards. He dismisses criticism that Celtic's achievements are 'boring,' arguing that consistent winning requires ongoing focus and evolution. Despite their commanding lead over rivals, Rodgers insists his team does not take victories for granted and celebrates each title as if it were their first. The manager's future remains a topic of speculation, but for now, Celtic and their supporters are relishing another season of remarkable accomplishments.