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Celtic 0-0 Kairat
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Brendan Rodgers worked with Jamie Vardy for four years at Leicester City
Brendan Rodgers does not expect Celtic to make any late signings before the Champions League play-offs as he declined to comment on reports of a potential reunion with striker Jamie Vardy.
Kazhak side Kairat visit Celtic Park for the first leg on Wednesday, with a 23:00 BST Tuesday deadline in place to make up to two squad changes.
"The players we have will be the players that I trust that can do the job," said manager Rodgers when addressing familiar questions on recruitment.
"If we can get some players in before then, that would be amazing but the focus has been very much on what is here at this moment."
Reports on Monday claimed that 38-year-old former Leicester City striker Vardy is keen on a move to Celtic.
"Listen, I would not speak about any individual player," said Rodgers, who coached the England international for four years.
"Of course I worked really well with Jamie; he was brilliant for me. But there's been so many names floated about. I wouldn't disclose either way."
But the Northern Irishman is fully focused on the players that are in the building and is confident there is enough quality to overcome Kairat and progress to the Champions League proper.
"You can get distracted by what you don't have but what I do have is guys that understand the structure of the team really well," Rodgers added.
"They're gaining fitness all the time and are really motivated to get there. This is probably the most stable we've been [compared to previous European play-offs].
"I have no injuries, I believe that the quality of our game and the intensity that we want to work at can hopefully be enough to see us through."
But Rodgers is not underestimating the challenge the Kazakh champions will pose, given they have advanced through three rounds of qualifying to reach this stage.
"Like a lot of teams at this level in qualification and in the Champions League, they're teams that are used to winning," he said.
"They're 20 games into their season so they're going to be at a good level of fitness. They're a team that like to build the game from behind, mostly short and then as they progress through the pitch, full-backs go high, wingers come on the inside.
"So really what you expect from a modern team at a really good level. They're technically strong and play some really good football."
Rodgers confirmed he has no fresh injury concerns.
Summer signings Kieran Tierney, Benjamin Nygren, Shin Yamada and Callum Osmand, as well as loanee Jahmai Simpson-Pusey, have all been included in his 25-man play-off squad.
However there is no place for left-back recent arrival Hayato Inamura, who Rodgers says is not "at the level" he'd expect from a Celtic defender.
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