The violation of Reo Hatate could be worse than the first thought in Celtic concern

Celtic was lucky if it were about injuries throughout their 2024-2025 campaign, which enabled them to maintain a level of success and continue to produce at a high level. Unfortunately, this luck has been worn out completely in the past few weeks, since Jota and Reo Hatate grasp serious injuries that they keep away for a considerable time.

While the schedule for Jota is definitely set in the range of six to nine months, it is not as clear to Hatate as Brendan Rodgers only found that he would probably be back before the 25/26 campaign during preparation, but has not yet been.

This is a bit worrying, especially in view of the severity what the injury to the midfielder looked like. And is there a way that it could turn out that it is worse than the first thought because some of Celtic's latest injury problems?

Stephen McGinn recently had some information about the injury and what he had discussed as the case with regard to the serious withdrawal of the setback.

In a recent interview for Go Radio, McGinn had the following to say what the injury had (transcribed by 67 hail):

“The concern for the Trophy Day was to see Ro Hatate in a knee clip. This is never a good sign for someone with a knee injury.

“I think if there is a sign that it is a medium to long to a long time, then you would absolutely need a midfielder because he is irreplaceable in the Celtic team. Fouls.

This is an assertion that is rather fascinating, the knee clip is definitely without a doubt, as would be the case with every injury. It would be difficult for the club to be for a significant time, since it was of crucial importance for them over the years and is undoubtedly one of the most underestimated players in the squad.

It is not a bad idea to sign a new midfielder who combines alongside the current group together with the current group, even if it is only rotational rotatal. To see how everything else will keep an eye on the eye in summer in summer.