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Benjamin Nygren gave Celtic supporters something to enjoy on international duty when he opened the scoring in Sweden’s 3-1 win over Poland. But one criticism…

Swedish pundit Simon Bank criticized Benjamin Nygren for dropping too deep during Sweden's 3-1 victory over Poland, leaving striker Viktor Gyokeres isolated. Despite Nygren scoring an early eight-minute header, Bank noted the midfielder unnecessarily rushed back 40 meters to build play instead of letting designated playmakers handle distribution.
Patrick Sinat of 67 Hail Hail argues this flaw mirrors Nygren's habits at Celtic, urging manager Martin O'Neill to keep him positioned higher up the pitch. The writer stresses that Celtic need Nygren attacking the box and supporting the striker rather than dropping deep to hunt for touches.
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