Celtic Assistant Manager, John Kennedy, has given an indication on captain, Scott Browns future at Celtic and has admitted that Brown is solely focused on helping to improve the teams standing in the league than his own future. There is no doubt Brown has a part to play in the future and Kennedy agrees, “Does he have another year in him? I think he might have. It will be Scott’s decision.
“He’ll know exactly how he feels as the season progresses.
“With all players at that age, there’s no rush to look six months ahead or even think about it.
“Scott’s had a fantastic career and he’ll continue to do so this season and then review it as time goes on.
“In terms of where he’s at, Scott has never missed a training session, he has been exemplary in the way he looks after himself and his behaviour, and he’s still an important figure for us.
“I’ve spoken to Scott and I know he’s spoken to people at the club in terms of beyond the season.
“But his focus is very much on the here and now. We have a challenge on our hands and he wants to meet it head on.
“He’ll deal with whatever happens after that. Scott’s not thinking too far ahead.”
Brown turns 36 this summer and no doubt Brown will be offered a deal but as his playing career starts to wind down there will be no doubt he will become more of a bit part player.