Brendan Rodgers has shuffled his pack since Celtic’s team has been decimated by injuries this season.
The Bhoys have been without players like Reo Hatate, Cameron Carter-Vickers, and Callum McGregor lately, which is not ideal as it has left our available squad weak at a critical juncture in the season.Nevertheless, Rodgers has confirmed that Carter-Vickers will resume training this week in advance of our home match against St Johnstone, which gives us some encouraging news.Thankfully, it doesn’t seem to be that, said the Irishman. He worked with the medical staff after the scan, which went well, and on Thursday and Friday, he should be back with the training squad.
Many Hoops fans will be relieved by this news, but if the Southend-born defender keeps getting injured at his current rate, there won’t be much cause for optimism given how frequently he has been sidelined.Naturally, this season has been erratic as Rodgers attempts to lead his team to a domestic double; yet, we still have nine league games and a Scottish Cup semifinal left to secure our spot in the championship game for the 2023–2024 season.
John Hartson discusses Reo Hatate’s Celtic comeback.
In addition, Rodgers recently provided some information about Hatate’s possible comeback to the Celtic starting lineup, saying, “Reo is progressing well.” We’re expecting that he will be with the squad following the international break because he is currently working out on the pitch.John Hartson, a basketball legend, is likewise thrilled about Hatate’s potential return to the team. The 26-year-old should, in the opinion of the former Wales international, get some significant playing time before our travel to Ibrox to play Rangers next month.
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