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Cameron Carter Vickers suffers Celtic hammer blow

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Celtic, USMNT back Cameron Carter-Vickers suffers possible Achilles injury ahead of World Cup

Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers says Carter-Vickers is set to miss between 3-5 months with an Achilles injury.

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Carter-Vickers could be out until March - what does it mean for Celtic?

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USMNT’s Cameron Carter-Vickers out ‘three to five months’ with Achilles injury

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'It's not great news' - USMNT and Celtic defender Cameron Carter-Vickers to miss up to five months with Achilles injury

"He looks like he's done his Achilles, which could be anywhere between three and five months," he said. "We just await confirmation of that, but it's not great news."

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James Forrest issues Celtic injury warning ahead of Hearts encounter

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U.S. defender Carter-Vickers to miss up to 5 months with Achilles injury

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Celtic injury news: Games Cameron Carter-Vickers will miss after major blow confirmed by Brendan Rodgers

"He looks like he's done his Achilles, which can be anywhere between three and five months," Rodgers told reporters on Friday.

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Key Celtic star out for up to FIVE MONTHS in major injury blow to Brendan Rodgers

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🚨 BREAKING: Celtic hit with huge Cameron Carter-Vickers blow

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Cameron Carter Vickers suffers Celtic hammer blow as Brendan Rodgers reveals injury timeline

Celtic defender Cameron Carter-Vickers is facing up to five months on the sidelines after picking up a knock against Sturm Graz. Going into Sunday's top of the table clash with Hearts, boss Brendan Rodgers faces as Kelechi Iheanacho, Alistair Johnston and Carter-Vickers all limped off during Thursday night's 2-1 comeback Europa League win.

Dundee 2-0 Celtic: Clark Robertson header and Cameron Carter-Vickers own goal condemn defending champions to historic and damaging defeat

Report as Dundee beat Celtic at Dens Park for first time since 1988; Hoops had been on club-record unbeaten streak at Dundee but were unable to respond to first-half Clark Robertson header and Cameron Carter-Vickers own goal;