Chris Sutton is in the camp that believes returning Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers won't get off to a faltering start in the Scottish Premiership.
The Northern Irishman is set to return to Celtic Park after a four-year hiatus, where after a two-and-a-half-year spell in which his side won every domestic trophy possible under his guidance, they will be looking to do the same once again. Rangers have improved slightly since he left; a Scottish Premiership trophy and a Europa League runners-up medal go to prove that the Light Blues can somewhat keep the distance when the heat is on.
But having struggled to break Ange Postecoglou's stronghold in the last two years, it's a testing challenge for Rodgers that former Celtic man and Premier League winner Chris Sutton believes that he can take in his stride - despite a less than favourable campaign with Leicester City last season.
