NEWSUPDATED;A Scottish Premiership boss has expressed admiration for Celtic’s Liam Scales, according to Andy Walker.

Celtics standout Liam Scales has had an incredible season as he keeps getting better and better.

Liam Scales, who has emerged as a vital player for Brendan Rodgers’ Celtic squad this season, has now enhanced his outstanding debut by pulling on the Republic of Ireland jersey f

In addition to impressing Andy Walker, the 25-year-old has also wowed Aberdeen boss Barry Robson, who was loaned out to Pittodrie for the previous campaign.

Liam Scales has improved in many areas of his game, from his “passing” to his “composure,” according to Andy Walker, who spoke with Go Radio.

But the Irishman grabbed his and went as far as he could, so this is a classic case of seizing the opportunity when it is presented to you.

or the first time.

But the Irishman grabbed his and went as far as he could, so this is a classic case of seizing the opportunity when it is presented to you.

Andy Walker implied that Aberdeen’s man in the dugout would have preferred Liam Scales to return on loan if it weren’t for injuries sustained by the back at the beginning of the season.

“He is the individual holding the jersey,” Walker remarked. “I recall playing a few games for Aberdeen at the close of the previous campaign. He was pretty good, in my opinion.

But simply generally, his strength and poise, passing, ball handling, and defence. I was impressed. Speaking to him after a few games, Barry Robson expressed his admiration for it. For him, he has been excellent. Though he now owns the jersey, I’m sure he would have preferred for him to return there.

“The fact that he naturally balances you on the left side.” I believe that will be advantageous to him.

Will Rodgers continue to use Liam Scales?
Given his form, one would believe he is now entitled to a regular starting spot and shouldn’t be dropped.

Although Nat Phillips was brought in until January from Liverpool, there’s a good reason why Cameron Carter-Vickers is a guaranteed starter.

In any case, Rodgers will undoubtedly make use of his skills and experience. Rotation may be in the works here, but it’s undoubtedly a pain worth having.