Rodgers not worried by Celtic's poor start

After failing to qualify for the Champions League and not being able to top the Scottish Premiership, it would seem as though Celtic have got off to a disastrous start to the campaign.

That was compounded by a 3-1 defeat to RB Salzburg in the Europa League, meaning that they are facing a difficult task to get out of their group.

Despite the challenging nature of the team's season so far, their manager insists that he is not worried about the state of the club.

"We'll continue to work. If there's any message then it is: "Judge us in May." There's nobody panicking in here. We lost a game against a better team. They were the best team so just focus on our next game and stay calm." Rodgers said.

"There's no doubt we've not scored anywhere near as many goals as we'd have liked to but we just need to keep chipping away and I thought that in our two previous league games that had started to return in terms of the fluency."