The Scottish champions struggled heading into the international break with their rivals on the rise

Former Rangers defender Alan Hutton claims that based on current form, no Celtic player would earn a spot in Derek McInnes' Rangers team. Hutton stated that the Scottish champions are likely worried heading into the international break after suffering three straight defeats under Martin O'Neill, including consecutive losses against their Glasgow rivals.
While Celtic spent £31.6m on summer signings including record recruit Kasper Hogh, Hutton noted their struggle in major fixtures. In contrast, he praised Rangers' recent resurgence, pointing out the positive impacts of summer arrivals Dan Neil, Olwethu Makhanya, Minsu Kim, and James Penrice.
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