The name of Jose Mourinho has been in the Scottish football headlines with the iconic Portuguese manager, currently with Fenerbahce, taking on the Rangers in the Europa League last 16. While Rangers have been terrible in domestic competitions this season,

Brendan Rodgers believes leaving what is widely considered a hitters' paradise may actually be the key to unlocking his potent bat. Rodgers figures that playing half his games at mile-high Coors Field in Colorado,

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers expects a very different game as his side look to reverse their recent defeat against Hibernian. The champions lost 2-1 at Easter Road two weeks ago, days after conceding a last-gasp equaliser against Bayern Munich in Germany to go out of the Champions League.

Brendan Rodgers makes a great diving stop on a hard-hit ground ball from Juan Soto before flipping the ball from the ground for the out at second base

Brendan Rodgers reckons Jose Mourinho would be brilliant for Scottish football after the Special One revealed he’d never rule out managing one of the Glasgow giants.

Celtic v Rangers - Premier Sports Cup Final GLASGOW, SCOTLAND - DECEMBER 15: Brendan Rodgers, Manager of Celtic, celebrates during the Premier Sports Cup Final between Celtic and Rangers at ...

Brendan Rodgers is delighted with the latest Celtic announcement, as plans are already being put into place for the summer.

Brendan Rodgers provided four Swansea City academy coaches with invaluable training and coaching insights at Lennoxtown.

But, with the destination of the league title long since up for debate and manager Brendan Rodgers having talked up Kenny’s credentials in the wake of his successful loan spell, there can be no ...

Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers expressed sympathy for Philippe Clement after his sacked Rangers counterpart became the latest victim of the demanding “conditions” of managing one of Glasgow’s ...

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers hopes that his club's fans will keep pyrotechnics away from their matches after being hit by SPFL charges this week.

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers hopes the club’s supporters will finally heed the warnings over the use of pyrotechnics after the Glasgow giants were hit with two SPFL charges this week following incidents at the Premier Sports Cup semi-final and final at Hampden Park.