Brendan Rodgers, the manager of Celtic, is working hard to make sure his team is in peak condition when they return from the international break. While some players, like Greg Taylor and Anthony Ralston, are away with their national teams, others, like injured captain Callum McGregor, are staying behind to recover.
Cameron Carter-Vickers had a strong performance in the last game, but he will continue training at Lennoxtown rather than joining the United States national team. Reo Hatate is close to being match fit after a long absence, and players like Liam Scales, Maik Nawrocki, and Luis Palma are also not involved with their national teams.
As Celtic prepare to face Livingston in a few days, Rodgers is hopeful that key players like McGregor, Hatate, and Carter-Vickers will be back in action. Stephen McGinn believes their return could greatly benefit the team’s chances of winning the league.
With the title race heating up, Celtic have their fate in their own hands. Rodgers understands the importance of having key players fit for the upcoming matches, including the crucial clash against Rangers. Having experienced players like McGregor, Hatate, and Carter-Vickers available could make all the difference in the final push for the title.
