GUSTAF AWAY? A EURO HERO’S ADVICE FOR LEAVE.

GUSTAF AWAY? A EURO HERO’S ADVICE FOR LEAVE

Gustaf Lagerbielke, the goal hero of the Champions League, might be leaving Celtic.

The Swedish center back headed in the game-winning goal in the 2-1 victory over Feyenoord during the midweek at Parkhead, surprising everyone.

Nevertheless, the Daily Mail claims that Lagerbielke, who cost £3 million to sign when he arrived from Elfsborg in the summer, is among the excess players who will probably be let go in the January transfer window.

 

KNEESY PERFORMS IT.Celebrating his match-winning goal against Feyenoord is Gustaf Lagerbielke.

In an effort to reduce the number of players in his roster to 33, Brendan Rodgers is expected to focus on the defense, according to assistant manager John Kennedy of the Houston Rockets.

When Lagerbielke entered the game in the 75th minute to replace the victorious Bhoy Stephen Welsh—making his first appearance in four months—against the Dutch team, he displayed a rare display of skill on the field.

With a hamstring injury that has kept him out of the last two games, Cameron Carter-Vickers is set to make his Hearts debut this afternoon. He’ll probably start next to Liam Scales.

Maik Nawrocki, who signed a £4.5 million contract from Legia Warsaw in August, may be included in the reserve team.

As CQN predicted yesterday, Nat Phillips, who is now on loan from Liverpool, will return to the team when his short-term contract expires. Meanwhile, Yuki Kobayashi, who was signed by Ange Postecoglou from Vissel Kobe in the J-League in January, may temporarily swap teams in order to gain playing time.

Kennedy said, “It is a position where we have a lot of players,” in response to a question concerning the line of players waiting for central defense slots. It’s likely that a few players will need to go somewhere in January to receive game time. Reduce the size of the team.

 

I win, heads up.Rising to his feet, Cameron Carter-Vickers moves past Ross County forward John Samuel.

There will be many people on the periphery who need to receive game time or possibly move, depending on what it is that they need to do. If anything, we are probably carrying a lot of numbers.

Each person will approach that from their own motive. Regarding that, each Celtic team’s roster will include four or five center backs.

Then, it’s a matter of competing with one another and being prepared to step in when necessary. Welshy, who hadn’t been featured in a while, surprised everyone the other night by showing up out of the blue and giving an outstanding performance. He performed incredibly well.

You need to be prepared for that. Throughout the years, Cam has shown the most consistency. You must be prepared to play.

In an interview with Celtic TV, Kennedy said, “Steven Naismith has done well. The last couple of results maybe haven’t gone their way but they did have a good run.” Kennedy was speaking about today’s Premiership matchup against the Tynecastle club, where the champions have the chance to open an eight-point lead at the top.

They have set up in a variety of ways against us and are always challenging to play against.

“We just need to focus, and we are aware of the risks they pose.”

“With their attacking players, they have a goal threat and can counterattack quickly.”

“We must honor that, but approach the situation with an aggressive mindset, attempting to push them back as far as we can.”