Scottish Premier League outfit Celtic are romping towards the Premier League title this season and the chances of them slipping up now are almost non-existent.

Former Liverpool boss has put together a strong group of players who are committed and hardworking, with every emphasis placed on free-flowing, attacking football, much to the delight of their ardent supporters here in the Transfer Tavern.

Rodgers’ task for next season will be to perform better on the European stage and getting out of the group stage, or into the Europa League with a third place finish, is the next accomplishment for the Celtic boss to achieve.

With the Celtic boss looking to try and conquer Europe, he will inevitably look to enter the transfer market during the summer, which could mean that some players will be moved on by the Glaswegian giants.

Several Celtic fans have started discussing which players are deemed surplus by the club and Lee Clarke looks at two players who should leave in the summer for the good of their careers.

Kris Commons

Commons was a regular performer in the Celtic side last season but he has found himself out of the reckoning altogether under the management of Rodgers.

The tricky forward has returned from a loan spell at Hibernian but he doesn’t look remotely close to breaking into Rodgers’ first-team plans this season.

One Celtic fan is sat chatting to his pals and he thinks that Commons is still a quality player, although he does concede that he won’t play much football if he remains at Celtic Park next season.

Craig Gordon

The Celtic stopper has seemingly been around the professional football circuit forever and at 34-years-old he may fancy one last crack at playing in the Barclays Premier League.

Gordon is a quality stopper and having tasted the English top flight during a spell with Sunderland, he could be keen for a final hurrah south of the border.

One Celtic fan is sat having a game of cards with his pals and he believes that Gordon is good enough to play in the Premier League, stating that very few Celtic fans would begrudge him a move to England.