“It is a MAJOR injury, not a MINOR injury” DEEP Concern for Celtic as their BEST PLAYER has now suffered Major Injury and would be A HUGE blow to Celtic’s….

Kasper Schmeichel Suffers Injury Blow as Celtic Face Anxious Wait

Celtic goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel has picked up an injury while on international duty with Denmark, leaving the Scottish club facing an anxious wait to discover the extent of the damage.

Schmeichel, 38, captained Denmark in their Nations League match against Portugal on Monday, but was forced to play on despite suffering a shoulder injury in a collision with Diogo Jota. Denmark had already used all their substitutions, leaving Schmeichel to continue playing despite being in pain.

The goalkeeper was spotted at the airport with his left arm in a sling, and Danish team doctor Morten Boesen has revealed that Schmeichel’s left shoulder was X-rayed after the match, with the images showing no abnormal signs. However, Boesen also stated that Schmeichel is clearly in pain and will undergo further examination with an MRI scan.

According to Danish outlet Nyheder 24, the injury is “not a minor one,” which could have significant implications for Celtic. If Schmeichel is out for an extended period, he could miss the Scottish Cup semi-final and potentially the final, as well as the start of next season’s campaign, including the Champions League qualifiers and the opening stages of the Premiership.

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers will be hoping that Schmeichel’s injury is not as severe as feared, but the club’s fans will be anxiously waiting for updates on the goalkeeper’s condition. Schmeichel has been a key player for Celtic since joining the club, and his absence would be a significant blow to the team’s chances of success.

The injury to Schmeichel is also a concern for Denmark, who are set to face Scotland in their opening World Cup 2026 qualifier in September. Brian Riemer, the Denmark coach, will be hoping that Schmeichel is fit and available for the match, but the goalkeeper’s injury could potentially keep him out for several months.

Celtic fans will be keeping their fingers crossed that Schmeichel’s injury is not as severe as feared, and that he will be back in action soon. However, the club will also be preparing for the possibility that Schmeichel may be out for an extended period, and will need to consider their options for replacing him in the short term.

One possible option for Celtic could be to recall goalkeeper Joe Hart from his loan spell at Tottenham Hotspur. Hart has been a reliable performer for Celtic in the past, and could provide a safe pair of hands until Schmeichel is fit again.

Alternatively, Celtic could look to sign a new goalkeeper in the summer transfer window. The club has been linked with several goalkeepers in recent months, including the likes of Fraser Forster and Asmir Begovic.

Whatever the outcome, Celtic fans will be hoping that Schmeichel’s injury is not as severe as feared, and that he will be back in action soon. The club’s fans will be keeping a close eye on developments, and will be eagerly awaiting updates on the goalkeeper’s condition.