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Dylan McGeouchDylan McGeouch has tweeted his thanks for all the messages sent to him after his head injury against Real Madrid.

The young midfielder had been Celtic’s best player against the Spanish champions until a sickening midair collision with Nuri Sahin in the 71st minute left him motionless on the ground.

After a six minute delay he was stretchered off the park in a neck-brace and rushed to hospital where a broken jaw was diagnosed.

McGeouch will return to Glasgow with his team-mates and was happy to report: “Back in the hotel after a night in hospital, fly home with the team later today. Thanks for all your messages really means a lot.”

Earlier today Gary Hooper had tweeted: “Hoping to see @DmcGeouch today. Wishing him a speedy recovery.

After the match Kris Commons had tweeted: “Think @DMcGeouch has broke his jar and may need a op. think he’s doin ok though. He’s a tough cookie!!”

Speaking to the Celtic website Neil Lennon said: “He is coming back with us which is great news. He needs a plate inserted in his jaw and I think he may made need an extraction of a tooth which has been damaged.

“Thankfully there are no neck or head injuries. It was very similar to the injury Henrik had when he broke his jaw against Livingston that day. So we might be looking at four to six weeks.”

James Forrest has been withdrawn from the Scotland squad with Sevco midfielder Ian Black called in alongwith Ross McCormack of Leeds United.

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  • Grrry says:

    Hoping for a speedy recovery for Dylan, looks a tenacious wee guy & I’m sure he’ll come back soon.

  • Art Mul says:

    Best player on the park last night Dylan! all the best hurry back HH!

  • williebhoy says:

    Excellent performance and a delight to see him leave a Real Madrid on his jacksie as he sped forward. Look forward to seeing a great deal more of Dylan’s talents in the months / years ahead. I’m sure he will be even more determined to be get back into the action ASAP.

  • Gordo says:

    All the very best to the lad, it looked quite scary there for a moment or two

    Wish him a speedy recovery

    Gordo
    Norwich City supporter

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