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Dermot Desmond criticises ‘divisive’ Brendan Rodgers after Celtic boss resigns
Rodgers resigned after disputes over transfer delays and poor results, leaving Celtic eight points behind Premiership leaders, amid board criticism and fan unrest.
- On October 27, 2025, Celtic announced Brendan Rodgers, Celtic head coach, had `tendered his resignation` and thanked him for his role during continued success.
- After transfer setbacks and European failure, the Celtic board admitted failing transfer aims as fans turned against them following the Champions League play-off defeat by Kairat Almaty.
- Dermot Desmond's statement said Rodgers was `misleading, divisive and self-serving`, fuelled a `toxic atmosphere`, had final say on transfers with record investment, and was offered a new contract in June.
- Martin O'Neill, interim manager, and Shaun Maloney, interim coach, take temporary charge as Celtic face Falkirk on Wednesday, Rangers at Hampden Sunday, and Midtjylland in Denmark next.
- The 52-year-old leaves after two consecutive William Hill Premiership defeats, with Celtic eight points adrift of Premiership leaders Hearts amid internal club strife and fan sentiment.
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Distinguished in the championship, Celtic Glasgow coach Brendan Rodgers resigned following the club's bad results.
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- 60% of the sources lean Left
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