Manager Brendon Rogers acknowledges the “not ideal” for the January transfer window but the club has not shared the fault before reviewing.
The Scottish Premiership leaders signed the Jeffrey Schleup from Crystal Palace on Deadline Day and brought the winger back from the Rennes, leaving forward Kiogo Furhashi in the opposite direction.
“I said to myself, we wanted another striker, so we weren’t hiding behind anything,” said Rogers.
“And of course, supporters will see and see that a top striker has gone out, a legendary striker.
“So I understand it but but all I can do is what we have to do now what we have now and very strictly taught and try to work and finish all that was a great season for us” “”
Adam Idah responded to the left vacuum of Kiogo’s departure by scoring three goals in two games without scoring late November.
21 -year -old Johnny Kenny returned from Loan O Spell with Rovers, when Dizen Maida could also play through the middle, though he was postponed for the first episode of the Champions League against Bayern Munich next week.
Rogers added, “I don’t want to blame anyone here.” “I think as a collective, it was not ideal for us to end for us. We have to leave, as a club now and see it, as we do in each window.
“I won’t be frustrated and do not kill the joy of working here thinking what might happen.”
