Callum McGregor, Celtic’s captain, might miss the rest of the season because of an Achilles problem. The 30-year-old was replaced during the half in the victory over Dundee, and he hasn’t played in the past two matches.
Following Celtic’s victory over Livingston, Brendan Rodgers made remarks about the team, and the Daily Record carried the implication that the Scotland international will miss the rest of the campaign.
Callum McGregor will be out for the remainder of the season for the Hoops, and Cameron Carter-Vickers was injured. Aaron Rodgers believes that both players’ absences contributed to his team’s subpar performance.
Rodgers stated earlier in the week that the scan was inconclusive, meaning the team would have to handle any injuries. But with McGregor’s talent evident in the heart of the park, this development would be a severe blow to Celtic.
Without CalMac, Celtic are a completely different team, and we really need , back as soon as possible if, as is being said, he is sidelined for the remainder of the year. There is a significant difference in class at the back between when Cameron Carter-Vickers plays and when he doesn’t because he was also injured and missed the game.
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