Since they suffered early season injuries, the Hoops manager has been without important players like the midfielder and top defender Cameron Carter-Vickers when domestic play resumes this weekend.
Reo Hatate’s return to training is a significant improvement, according to Brendan Rodgers’ update on the Celtic players’ injuries.
Due to early season injuries, the Hoops manager has been without important players like the midfielder and star defender Cameron Carter-Vickers. The Scottish champions are currently dealing with an injury issue, with Maik Nawrocki and Stephen Welsh both out for an extended amount of time. However, they have signed Nat Phillips from Liverpool on a temporary loan, and he might be fit for the weekend’s return to domestic play.
Marco Tillio is also back in the group but will need some time to get going. Arter-Vickers has been back out on the grass and is making good progress, but his return won’t happen for a few more weeks; early October is the objective.
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In response to the latest injury report, he remarked on Celtic TV: “Reo’s back training with the squad, which is great news.”Since he sustained that injury at Aberdeen, his energy level has been excellent, and he has worked extremely hard. Therefore, I’m thrilled that he’s back.
Nat Phillips is now working out with the team as well, so perhaps he will be available this weekend. Cameron is currently working on the grass and won’t likely return until early October.
The roster is looking stronger, and moving forward, ideally, the return of more of these guys will be really excellent for us. Marco Tilio is back with the team and practicing, though it will take him some time to catch up.
