Chris Sutton says what every Celtic supporter is thinking after Bojan Miovski strike

Earlier today, Celtic’s first-half domination against Aberdeen was not enough to secure a point at Pittodrie for Brendan Rodgers’ team.After cruising through the first 45 minutes without a touch in the opposition’s box, the home team really mounted a comeback in the second half, which made it challenging for the Bhoys to stay in their rhythm [BBC Sport].

Bojan Miovski, who was linked to Celtic during the January transfer window, scored the first goal against the flow of play by bending inside and precisely curling the ball past Joe Hart.

A deflected strike from Nicolas Kuhn saved the Scottish Premiership leaders 13 minutes into the game, but Rodgers’ team was unable to win a much-needed victory even though they extended their unbeaten streak to seven games in all competitions.

At Pittodrie, Luis Palma and Paulo Bernardo blew chances in the first half to give their team a lead. In spite of this, if the hosts had been more efficient, they may have won three points.

Midweek, as Celtic look to get back on track at Easter Road, Hibernian will pose another challenging road test.

Chris Sutton discusses Bojan Miovski’s goal against Celtic
Debtor Today, Adam Idah made his Celtic debut. He assisted and gave hints about what he may provide to the team in the remaining games [Sofascore].

Nevertheless, during his live commentary work for Sky Sports, former Celtic great Chris Sutton acknowledged the quality of Miovski’s performance.

“There’ll be Celtic fans thinking, we were linked with him weren’t we,” Sutton said bluntly.

With 34 games this season across all competitions, the North Macedonia international has now tallied 19 goals and four assists [Transfermarkt].

Since moving back to Parkhead, Rodgers has made several calls for “quality” players, and the 24-year-old would have undoubtedly fit that description if he had come in during the window.

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