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Brendan Rodgers will need to dig very deep into the payroll for tonight’s match against Sligo Rovers.

Callum McGregor, Kyogo Furuhashi, Nicolas Kuhn, Luis Palma and Luke McCowan are available for the friendly match but beyond that there won’t be many familiar faces.

Goalkeepers Kasper Schemeichel and Viljami Sinisalo are both away with their countries, Tony Ralston and James Forrest are with Scotland, Reo Hatate and Daizen Maeda with Japan with Liam Scales and Adam Idah in the Irish squad.

Stephen Welsh, Maik Nawrocki and Odin Thiago Holm can step up with the B team the next port of call even if they are smarting from losing three goals in the last 10 minutes of Saturday’s match at Bo’ness United.

Three players from the B squad- Mitchell Frame, Josh Dede and Colby Donovan are in the Scotland u-19 squad for friendlies away to Hungary today and on Sunday.

Rodgers will lead the Celtic squad which flies out this morning to face Sligo who are sitting in sixth place in the LOI table, seven points behind leaders Shelbourne but with a game in hand, Sligo drew 0-0 away to Shelbourne in their last match, on September 27.

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4 comments

  • john clarke says:

    I would love to see James McCarthy play against Sligo. After all, the game is a friendly and he will leave Celtic
    in May 2025 or January 2025. According to Wikipedea, James played for The Republic of Ireland 43 times.
    Both the Irish Football suppporters and James, would appreciate that gesture by the Celtic Club.

    • the Real Anton Rogan says:

      No chance. I don’t care how many times he has played for Ireland, he has milked Celtic for millions.

      Yes, we didn’t have to offer him a contract but he has zero professional pride to simply sit back a rake in thousands.

  • Board Out! says:

    As far as I’m aware McCarthy left in the Summer having MILKED prob close tae £3M in 3 Seasons!! Another TOTAL DUD recommended by that TOP COACH Liewell Jnr!!

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