Manager Brendan Rodgers has given an update on the team’s injury situation as Celtic gets ready for its Scottish Cup semi-final matchup against Aberdeen this coming weekend.
The two main players who have recently struggled with fitness, Daizen Maeda and Liam Scales, are the subjects of special attention.
Daizen Maeda’s condition has not improved, according to Rodgers, who also reaffirmed earlier claims that the winger’s injury is probably going to end his season. It is not shocking to learn this information.
Fortunately, Liam Scales has rejoined the team and his attendance at Lennoxtown training sessions indicate that this is a positive development. Going into the pivotal moments of the season, this comeback might significantly improve Celtic’s defense options.
In addition, Rodgers mentioned that there are no new injuries on the team, which is a rare bit of luck for Celtic, who have suffered a lot of losses this year.
“Daizen remains absent. He most likely won’t play a part tomorrow, but we’ll simply have to wait and see during the next weeks to find out. Lam reduces his availability inside the team, which is excellent news for us. Yes, and we’re much the same aside from that. The fact that Celtic have access to a fully full roster puts them in a good position to meet the forthcoming difficulties in both domestic cup and league tournaments.
