ON this day two years ago, Brendan Rodgers landed in Glasgow amid much fanfare to begin his reign as Celtic manager. 

The Northern Irishman arrived on 23 May 2016 to be unveiled in front of thousands of fans at Parkhead.

Two trophy-laden sesasons later, the former Liverpool boss has written his name in the club's history books after guiding Celtic to back-to-back Trebles, the first of which came in an Invincible campaign.

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Rodgers has also led his side to the Champions League group stages in both of his seasons in charge as he continues to strengthen the Bhoys' dominant stranglehold on the Scottish game. 

Speaking at the time he said: "I am absolutely delighted to be named Celtic manager. This is genuinely a huge honour for me. I have followed Celtic all my life and to be given this fantastic opportunity and to be part of such a truly great football club is a dream come true.

"I will give my new role everything I have and do all I can to bring our supporters exciting, entertaining and winning football."