The football icon has been looking ahead to a big night in Europe for Rodgers' side as they look to keep European hopes alive.
Kenny Dalglish admits Celtic will need the extraordinary to overcome Atletico Madrid in Champions League action.
Scotland icon Dalglish sees a similar narrative appearing from the one Ange Postecoglou put forth last season, in that while Celtic are impressing, they aren't picking up wins. And it leaves them needing a major step up. He wrote in the Sunday Post: "Celtic travel to Atletico Madrid on Tuesday night for what is, certainly on paper, the most difficult of their six Champions League group games. Brendan Rodgers and his players sit bottom of their section on one point from three games.
"Sure, it's different against Rangers and that can be more of a ding-dong. But that's only four times a year. In the bulk of league matches, urged on by the crowd, home or away, they feel the need to keep banging the goals in. If they get one, they are under pressure to get two. If they get two they are urged on to get three. And so it goes on.
"This season, under Brendan, I think it's got better again. However, they've still not won a game. They need to make that step up from being a competent side to being a winning side on this stage. It will not be easy, but it's not impossible.
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