Brendan Rodgers, the manager of Celtic FC, has expressed his contentment with his current role and his focus on elevating the team's performance. In a recent interview, Rodgers highlighted his philosophy of continuous improvement rather than merely maintaining the status quo.

Rodgers' Commitment to Celtic Rodgers, who is in the final year of his contract, reiterated his dedication to Celtic, stating, "I love being here. I've done two years, I've got one more to go." He emphasized that his approach is about building and developing the team, not just maintaining it.

Achievements and Future Goals During his second stint with Celtic, Rodgers has already secured two titles, a Scottish Cup, and a League Cup. He aims to further enhance the team's performance in the upcoming season. "If there's just something to maintain, I'm not the manager for Celtic," he said.

Team Development and Transfers Celtic has made several new signings, including Kieran Tierney, Benjamin Nygren, and Shin Yamada. Rodgers acknowledged the need to address gaps in the squad and is optimistic about the season ahead. "The message to the supporters is everyone here will be doing their utmost to improve on last season," he added.

Contract Situation Regarding his contract, Rodgers remains relaxed. "If the club choose to offer (a new contract) and see that as the way forward great, if not, it doesn't really matter in relation to what I give to the job," he stated.

Conclusion Rodgers' focus on continuous improvement and team development underscores his commitment to Celtic's success. With new signings and a clear vision, the upcoming season promises to be an exciting one for Celtic fans.