Manager Philippe Clement is deeply concerned about the fitness of his pivotal defender, Connor Goldson, ahead of the much-anticipated Old Firm clash at Parkhead. Goldson’s departure during the recent 2-0 victory over Motherwell due to a potential groin strain has exacerbated an already challenging situation for Clement, who finds himself grappling with the absence of a staggering nine first-team players. The prospect of losing Goldson to injury further compounds the mounting issues plaguing the team, prompting a cautious approach to his potential involvement in the upcoming match against Ross County. As Clement anxiously awaits the outcome of Goldson’s assessment, the manager expressed a sense of frustration over the persistent injury setbacks confronting the club, candidly acknowledging the wearisome nature of consistently addressing such concerns. Despite the adversity, Clement emphasized the need to adapt and manage the situation on a day-to-day basis, given the unpredictability of the unfolding circumstances and the imperative to prioritize the well-being and fitness of the players.
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