Brendan Rodgers has hit back at Kris Boyd's claims that Celtic's dressing-room is divided, insisting the striker should focus on winning back his place in the Kilmarnock side.
Speaking at Tuesday's press conference, the Celtic manager said the club is "unified" despite a stuttering start to the season that has left them sixth in the Scottish Premiership. Boyd had suggested divisions within the squad after Rangers' late winner at Rugby Park on Sunday.
Rodgers said: "When teams lose games the logic used to be and clearly still is, there is a split in the dressing room. Sometimes there is no plan B - that is another accusation. For us, we are very much unified as a club."
He added: "Kris is probably best suited trying to get himself into the Kilmarnock team to get playing and we will concentrate on our own job in here."
Rodgers accepted responsibility for defeats to Kilmarnock and Hearts, admitting he may have made too many changes. He said: "I take full responsibility for our two defeats. I made big changes for those games. Perhaps I made too many."
He also sent a message to fans, saying: "My message is I am privileged to be here. I love my work here. I love my challenges here. I'm looking forward to the next stage of the season to show our fighting qualities."
