Former Celtic stars Chris Sutton and Pat Bonner have been questioning the quality of the current squad.

Former Celtic players Chris Sutton and Pat Bonner have raised serious concerns about the quality of Martin O'Neill's squad following a loss to Falkirk. Despite currently leading the Scottish Premiership, the Hoops suffered their sixth defeat of the season, have struggled in European competition, and exited the Premier Sports Cup early.
Sutton criticized the midfield's athletic vulnerabilities, the goalkeeping, and Liam Scales' play, while Bonner questioned whether the squad has enough quality after former Celtic keeper Scott Bain inspired Falkirk's victory. The Celtic Bhoys' Jamie Kemble argues that these ongoing struggles stem from a flawed summer transfer window lacking strategic direction.
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