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Brendan Rodgers has sent a title warning to Celtic’s rivals, claiming the Hoops are getting back to their very best this season.
Speaking after their 5-0 thrashing of Dundee on Wednesday night, as reported by the Belfast Telegraph, Rodgers explained why things are looking up for the club once again.
It’s about getting back to how we know we can play, and we’re starting to see that now. The creativity, the scoring of goals, but also not conceding any. The level of our game is definitely improving.
Our defensive compactness and our ability to press the game is always important. Our technical level in the game was very high. Good movement, good combination play, and scored some wonderful goals.

Celtic moved to within four points of Hearts in the Ladbrokes Premiership table, but do boast a game in hand on the league leaders.
The latter were unable to extend their lead at the top after drawing 0-0 with Hibernian on Wednesday night.
The game against Dundee was over by the time the half-time whistle was blown with four goals coming from Tom Rogic, Scott Sinclair, James Forrest and Odsonne Edouard inside the first 45 minutes.
Ryan Christie continued his good form with a goal early in the second half with the Hoops in a rampant mood away from home.