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?
5. Jahmai Simpson-Pusey
Signed on loan from Manchester City in the summer, the centre-back failed to play a single minute under Rodgers, with the defender not even making the bench most weeks. Will hope to play a part with the head coach now resigning. A mysterious signing that has failed to make much sense to supporters. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
6. Daniel Arzani
Remember him? The young winger signed on a two-year loan from Manchester City during Rodgers' first spell in charge, but barely featured after suffering an ACL injury. Played just once in green and white, before returning to the Cityzens. Spent several years out on loan at various clubs before returning to his native Australia with Melbourne City. Signed by Ferencváros in the summer, where he has played just three times. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
7. Marian Shved
Shved scored on his Celtic debut in a 2–0 away win over Nõmme Kalju FC in the second qualifying round of the Champions League after arriving from Karpaty Lviv, but was never seen again. Now plays for Shakhtar Donetsk on a regular basis. Won the Ukrainian Cup last season. | SNS Group
8. Youssouf Mulumbu
An underwhelming signing who never made a significant impact at Celtic, the Congolese midfielder played just once for the club before returning to Kilmarnock. Now 38, he last featured for French outfit Orléans. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images