The Celtic changes in 6 months as need for transfers laid bare after Brendan Rodgers 'quality' players plea

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Celtic are just three games into their season and Brendan Rodgers has already seen his hopes of another Treble collapse in Ayrshire.Kilmarnock knocked the Viaplay Cup holders out at Rugby Park as the Irishman's unbeaten cup record as Hoops boss came to a shock end - with hopes of repeating the domestic clean sweep achieved under Ange Postecoglou last term ended early in the campaign.

It was only the eighth time in almost 60 years that Celtic have fallen at their first hurdle in a domestic cup competition. But there is still plenty of silverware on offer for Celtic this season and Rodgers admits he is hoping to add new faces before the end of the month to replace the "quality" that left Parkhead.Speaking after defeat to Killie, Rodgers stated: "You can see we need that quality and we have had quality go out the building.

So we definitely need that quality in but we will work very hard to get the players in that can improve us and make us better and that is something we will do over the period of time now between now and the close of the window."But what areas are suffering most from the loss of "quality" players at Celtic Park? Record Sport takes a look at a whirlwind six months in the market for Celtic.Joe Hart has remained the undisputed No.

1 at Celtic Park since Rodgers took over from Postecoglou so there is no change there - although many would like to see it. But while he hasn't looked to clever at times this season, he couldn't be blamed on Sunday.