Celtic will be without Liam Scales for the visit of St Johnstone to Celtic Park tomorrow afternoon. Brendan Rodgers revealed this afternoon that Liam Scales has picked up a knock in training and will NOT be available for the game against Craig Levein’s side.
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The Celtic manager adds Scales to the list of players he is expecting to return after the international break and it will also likely see the player withdraw from international duties in this break.
Rodgers confirmed that Cameron Carter-Vickers is available and is in the squad for tomorrow’s must win Scottish Premiership match and also that the Celtic captain Callum McGregor is still on course to return after the break so should be in contention for the trip to Livingston at the end of this month.
Yesterday we heard via the Honduran FA that Luis Palma’s injury will keep him out for 3/4 weeks and they had based that on information and scans that they had received from Celtic’s medical department.
Never rains but it pours! More from Brendan’s media conference to follow…
🔊 LISTEN: “He’s feeling good… we’ll assess it for the Livingston game when we get back”.
🍀 Brendan Rodgers says Callum McGregor could make his Celtic return in just two weeks – but reveals Liam Scales will miss this weekend’s match against St Johnstone. pic.twitter.com/9yZdMitraf
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What’s going on in training these days to many picking up injuries