Celtic fans had been worried after Cameron Carter-Vickers was sent for a scan, missing Sunday’s Scottish Cup match as a precaution, but Brendan Rodgers revealed there was no injury to the player and he’d return to training ahead of St Johnstone’s visit.
While international duty represents a significant honour for players, the announcement by USA head coach Gregg Berhalter regarding the squad for his Nations League semi-final against Jamaica has likely come as a relief to many associated with Celtic.
Carter-Vickers was notably absent from the USA squad list for the upcoming match CONCACAF semi-final against Jamacia.
On a mission for a third-straight Concacaf Nations League crown 🏆
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— U.S. Soccer Men's National Team (@USMNT) March 13, 2024
Fans are keen on ensuring the defender’s availability for crucial domestic fixtures, including the highly anticipated derby against Rangers at Ibrox on April 7, so knowing he’ll be staying at Lennoxtown over the international break is reassuring.
Carter-Vickers has had his injury problems this season, and it’s important to manage the player as best we can. If he can stay fit, having his presence at Ibrox will be crucial
