AdminThis season, Paulo Bernardo is determined to elevate his performance at Celtic by increasing the number of goals he scores. Despite facing stiff competition for playing time from Arne Engels, Callum McGregor, and Reo Hatate, Bernardo sees this challenge as an opportunity to prove his worth to the team.
Having joined Celtic permanently after a successful loan spell, Bernardo is motivated by the goal-scoring prowess of former player Matt O’Riley, who left for Brighton in a £30 million deal. Inspired by O’Riley’s impact on the team, Bernardo aims to follow in his footsteps and become a valuable asset by contributing more goals from midfield.
Manager Brendan Rodgers has emphasized the importance of midfielders getting into scoring positions, which has encouraged Bernardo to make more runs into the box in search of goal-scoring opportunities. With three goals already to his name this season, Bernardo is gaining confidence in his ability to find the back of the net and make a significant contribution to the team’s success.
In his season-and-a-half at Celtic, Bernardo has made a total of 53 appearances, scoring seven goals and providing five assists. Despite his good performances, he remains focused on continuous improvement through hard work in training and a commitment to giving his best in each game. By demonstrating his goal-scoring ability and determination to succeed, Bernardo aims to cement his place in the team and play a crucial role in Celtic’s pursuit of success.
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