“To be fair to the player, I don’t think he’s tried to do him,” Rodgers said. “The problem is when you leave the ground and he’s just rocked his ankle a bit. Adam couldn’t feel it initially. But then he was okay – obviously the goal helped. He’ll probably have a wee bit of swelling, I would say.”
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Celtic reveal Callum McGregor’s injury timeline and offer Adam Idah with an update following red card tackle
Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers is hoping Callum McGregor will be healthy for Saturday’s Premier Sports Cup semi-final against Aberdeen, after the skipper missed the 3-0 win over Motherwell due to a thigh issue.
McGregor was absent for the first time this season, but the defending champions were able to return to the top of the William Hill Premiership standings with goals from Luke McCowan, Alistair Johnston, and substitute Adam Idah
“It shouldn’t be too serious,” Rodgers said of McGregor’s injury. “I got the call late last night, and with the number of games he’s played over the years, I think it was really sensible as well. It was really mature, because maybe before he might not have mentioned it. He had a wee feeling after the training session yesterday. And then I got to find out, and we said let’s see how he is in the morning.