A crucial Celtics player sustains a season-ending injury, leaving fans in tears.

This season, Brendan Rodgers has had to rotate his team due to injuries to Callum McGregor, Cameron Carter-Vickers, Reo Hatate, and Daizen Maeda, among others.

Injuries have skyrocketed in the football globe due to players being expected to play more games than ever before on all fronts, thus it should come as no surprise that Celtic has suffered from them considering our demanding fixture schedule. Regretfully, these are now routine, and an increasing number of Scottish Premiership clubs have also had players on the treatment table. Having said that, Hyeokkyu Kwon, a Celtic loanee, has been ruled out of St. Mirren’s remaining games this season due to a hamstring injury, according to manager Stephen Robinson. [BBC Sports]

The 49-year-old revealed the news to the media earlier today before the Buddies played the Rangers, saying, “Unfortunately, we’ve lost Kwon for the rest of the season with a hamstring injury.” Hyeokkyu Kwon’s successful loan stint at St. Mirren Kwon, a South Korea Under-23 international, arrived at the SMiSA Stadium in January and made nine appearances across all competitions during his time at St. Mirren [Transfermarkt].

The 23-year-old has made a positive effect in Paisley, according to Sofascore, averaging 1.6 tackle wins and five ball recoveries per Scottish Premiership game. Manager Robinson of St Mirren, who has adapted to Scottish football quickly, has expressed his intention to continue on the team during the upcoming season. In February, the native of Lisburn stated: “He came to the country and hasn’t played a lot.” It’s acclimating him to Scottish football, which occasionally involves long throws and balls that he may not be accustomed to. The gameplay’s physical aspect. “He’s brought that extra polish and poise. It is something we would really like to finish. That might be a long way off, but in my perfect world, that would happen.

Though it’s unclear where Kwon’s long-term Celtic future lies, he hasn’t hurt his chances of breaking through for Rodgers’ first team. For the time being, let’s hope Kwon recovers quickly so we can find out if he’ll be included in the team come preseason.

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