Brendan Rodgers’ second stint as Celtic head coach is over after the Northern Irish manager tendered his resignation to the Scottish champions on Monday afternoon.
His second spell in charge of the club, Rodgers departs Celtic for a second time, having won a total of 11 trophies during his time in Glasgow, with popular former manager Martin O’Neill placed in interim charge of the club, though the 73-year-old has been clear that he does not want the role on a permanent basis.
Despite the sour ending, the 52-year-old’s two stints in charge of the club have brought endless amounts of success. His first summer transfer window saw him recruit the likes of Scott Sinclair, Moussa Dembele and, perhaps less memorably, Dorus de Vries. During his time at Parkhead, fan favourites such as Patrick Roberts and Odsonne Edouard were also big successes under the head coach - but which signing offered Celtic the most, and who was his biggest flop?
Here we rank all 59 Celtic players signed by Rodgers from worst to best and ask - where are they now?
49. Jota
Brought back to the club as part of the deal that saw Kyogo Furuhashi go to Rennes last January, the Portuguese fan favourite had started to look back to his best before his progress was curtailed by an ACL injury. Due back by the turn of the year. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
50. Olivier Ntcham
Best remembered for his dramatic last minute goal against Lazio in the Europa League, the Cameroonian midfielder was an able performer that won eight trophies with the club between 2017 and 2020. Now aged 29, he plays for Süper Lig club Samsunspor, where he has been since 2023. | AFP via Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
51. Kasper Schmeichel
Has been guilty of some high-profile gaffs, but kept several clean sheets in his debut campaign that helped Celtic romp to a domestic double. At 38, it's cleat the club need to recruit a new stopper for the future, but the experienced Dane arrived on a free transfer and has been largely fine. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
52. Paulo Bernardo -
Has bizarrely struggled for regular game time this season, but at just £3million, he has proved to be one of Rodgers' most shrewd signings. Will hope to feature more in the months ahead, but has already played a big part during Celtic's dominance of the Scottish Premiership in the last few years. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group