“Celtic Star Adam Idah Left Reeling After Brutal Challenge in Clash Against Motherwell!”

“Celtic’s Adam Idah Cleared to Play This Weekend After Horror Challenge vs. Motherwell!”Celtic star Adam Idah is set to feature this weekend, as confirmed by Brendan Rodgers. The striker faced a worrying moment following a brutal challenge from Liam Gordon during Sunday’s match against Motherwell. Gordon’s late tackle prompted a scan to assess Idah’s fitness, leading to the referee upgrading the initial yellow card to a red. Thankfully, Idah’s recovery means he will be available for the upcoming fixture.

“Celtic Fans Hold Their Breath as Adam Idah’s Absence Raises Concerns Ahead of Crucial Fixtures!”Supporters were left anxious when Adam Idah was omitted from Celtic’s squad to face Dundee on Wednesday, especially with three monumental matches on the horizon before the international break. The team is gearing up for a League Cup semi-final showdown against a strong Aberdeen side, a challenging European clash against RB Leipzig, and a tough away test at Kilmarnock. Fans were left hoping Idah would recover in time to contribute to these pivotal encounters.

“Celtic Boss Brendan Rodgers Eases Concerns: Adam Idah Set to Shine in League Cup Semi-Final Against Aberdeen!”Brendan Rodgers has put fans’ worries to rest regarding Adam Idah’s fitness, confirming the striker will be available for Saturday’s League Cup semi-final against Aberdeen at Hampden Park. After last year’s disappointing campaign, Celtic is determined to reach the final, and Idah’s presence will be crucial. Speaking to BBC Scotland, Rodgers said, “Adam Idah, Nicolas Kuhn, and Callum McGregor will all be fine for the weekend. Callum could’ve played tonight, but there was no need to risk it. Kuhn had a slight hip issue, but good news on Adam—he got away with it after the challenge, and we hope he’ll be ready for Saturday.”

“Brendan Rodgers Prepares for League Cup Semi-Final: ‘Enforced Changes’ Will Keep Celtic Strong!”With enforced changes in the squad, Brendan Rodgers is keen to ensure Cameron Carter-Vickers gets vital game time to boost his fitness. Addressing concerns over squad rotation, he stated, “I trust the squad; there are players not getting much game time, but they all hold great value. You can’t always make wholesale changes for certain matches.”

Looking ahead to the semi-final against Aberdeen, he emphasized the importance of mentality: “This is a game of mentality. The players are in fantastic form and have shown great qualities, scoring goals consistently. I’m excited to see us play and demonstrate that hunger on the pitch.” Despite making six changes, Rodgers believes the team remains strong and ready to compete for a spot in the final.