Former Celtic man Alan Stubbs has suggested that Brendan Rodgers will come to regret leaving Celtic while casting serious doubts about what was happening behind the scenes at Parkhead.
The manager chose to take the vacant position at Leicester City earlier this week, but Stubbs believes that he could look back on the move with regret, although admitted that his departure could have been brewing for quite some time.
As quoted in the Scottish Sun, he said: “Over time, Brendan will regret leaving when he did. Right now, Brendan will have his reasons for it, but the majority of people on the outside will think he’s made the wrong decision.
“We don’t know the main reasons for Brendan leaving. Has there been a breakdown in relations with Peter Lawwell? There have been rumblings of discontent. Has it got to the point where Brendan’s said, ‘Enough is enough’? We don’t know.
“Brendan has come out and said how much he loved the club and the fans and the players, but something changed. Personally, I don’t think this has happened in the last couple of days. I think it’s been going on for a bit.”