Flashback to the last Celtic January transfer window under Rodgers that featured no marks and a million wingers

Amid stern rebukes for the Green Brigade and a spot of gallery playing with jokes about Rangers, there was some Celtic transfer chat at the club's AGM.

Brendan Rodgers attended his first since vacating the Parkhead hotseat back in 2019. The Hoops boss has already admitted a striker is top of his shopping list with Kyogo and Oh set for the Asian Cup with Japan and South Korea respectively. In the Kerrydale Suite on Wednesday, he also assured fans that so-called project players weren't required and that quality to improve his starting XI is.

The likes of Odin Thiago Holm and Marco Tilio arrived in the summer, with the latter yet to make an appearance. But the winter window is about immediate impact rather than jam tomorrow. Rodgers said: “We have a squad that’s bigger than what we want but that’s something in the next two transfer windows we will have the numbers and quality we really want."

Rodgers is saying the right things, but fans will recall his final transfer window in charge and not fondly. In hindsight, it's now clear a move to Leicester City was in the works and Rodgers' departure dominated the headlines, overshadowing the last few bits of business he did.

And while every boss thinks at the time they are improving their options, it's hard to argue that when looking back at what Rodgers brought in. Record Sport does just that as it serves as a reminder what not to do ahead of the Irishman's first mid-season window back in charge of the ship.

It was the £2million signing of the Ukrainian that prompted the questions on project players at the AGM. After his switch to Celtic was confirmed at the time, Rodgers wasn't exactly excited at the prospect. He said: "I can't say I know a great deal about him but what I have