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Sutton Says Celtic Face 'Great Concerns' Despite Winning Start

Former player and pundit Chris Sutton says he has worries about Celtic even though the club has begun the Scottish Premiership season with victories, according to BBC Sport.

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Former Celtic player and BBC Sport pundit Chris Sutton has said he holds "great concerns" about his former club, despite Celtic making a winning start to the Scottish Premiership season, BBC Sport reported.

According to the report, Sutton believes the team faces underlying issues that have not yet been fully exposed by the results so far this season.

BBC Sport said the coming four days would provide a clearer indication of whether Sutton's concerns about Celtic are justified, though the report did not specify further details of upcoming fixtures or the nature of the issues cited.

The report did not include additional comment from Celtic's management or players in response to Sutton's remarks.

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