Daizen Maeda Sounds Alarm Over Team’s Laziest Player
Celtic forward Daizen Maeda has reportedly expressed his frustration over a teammate’s lack of effort following their last match. The Japanese international, known for his relentless work rate and high-intensity pressing, was visibly unhappy with what he perceived as a lack of commitment from a fellow squad member.
Sources suggest that Maeda has warned the club about the negative impact of carrying players who do not put in the necessary effort on the pitch. His concerns stem from a recent performance where one of his teammates failed to track back, press effectively, or contribute defensively, leaving others to compensate for his shortcomings.
Maeda’s warning highlights the importance of team cohesion and shared responsibility. A player’s laziness not only affects the team’s defensive shape but also disrupts the balance and morale within the squad. As a key figure in Celtic’s system, Maeda’s comments indicate that he expects a higher standard from everyone in the team.
While no names have been publicly mentioned, the forward’s message is clear—there is no room for complacency at the club. If the issue persists, changes may be necessary to maintain the team’s competitive edge in both domestic and European competitions.
