The Celtic squad has been faced with a number of injuries this season, forcing manager Brendan Rodgers to rotate players to cope with the demands of the game. Among those sidelined are Callum McGregor, Cameron Carter-Vickers, Reo Hatate, and Daizen Maeda.
Injuries have become a common occurrence in football due to the increased number of matches players are expected to play. It comes as no surprise that Celtic, with their busy schedule, have seen their fair share of players on the treatment table, along with other Scottish Premiership clubs.
One such casualty is loanee Hyeokkyu Kwon, who has been ruled out for the remainder of the season at St Mirren due to a hamstring injury. Despite this setback, Kwon has made a positive impact during his loan spell, showcasing his talent and adapting quickly to Scottish football.
St Mirren manager Stephen Robinson has expressed interest in extending Kwon’s stay at the club, praising his quality and composure on the pitch. Whether Kwon will have a future at Celtic remains to be seen, but his performances at St Mirren have certainly caught the eye of Rodgers.
As Kwon focuses on his recovery, there is hope that he will be back in action soon and possibly pushing for a place in the Celtic squad for the upcoming season. Only time will tell where his footballing journey will take him next.
