Late goal by Adam Idah secures victory for Celtic against Rangers

Cameron Carter-Vickers praised manager Brendan Rodgers for helping Celtic stay confident and calm during a tough season. The team faced a challenge when their rivals, Rangers, briefly overtook them in February. However, Celtic found their form when it mattered most and won the league title before defeating Rangers in the Scottish Cup final. Carter-Vickers credited the manager for keeping the team positive and united, which led to their success. The team's improvement towards the end of the season was a result of various factors, including adapting to the manager's strategies and players returning from injuries. Looking ahead to the next season, Carter-Vickers hopes for further progress in both domestic and European competitions. The team's surge in performance coincided with key players being available after recovering from injuries. Adam Idah played a crucial role in Celtic's success, scoring important goals throughout the season, including the winning goal in the Scottish Cup final against Rangers. Despite facing challenges earlier in the season, Idah's contributions were vital in key moments for the team. Celtic's victory marked a significant achievement, as Rangers failed to beat them in the entire season for the first time in years. Brendan Rodgers praised Idah for his impact on the team and highlighted his development and performance in crucial matches. Rodgers expressed his satisfaction with Idah's progress and emphasized the player's importance to the team's success. Looking ahead, Rodgers acknowledged Idah's potential and the positive influence he brings to the team.