Auston Trusty has been pictured back with his USA teammates after spending time with his family following the death of his father. The Celtic defender was given compassionate leave to return home and attend a celebration of his father’s life.…

Celtic defender Auston Trusty has been pictured rejoining the United States men's national team training camp ahead of November's Nations League fixtures against Haiti. The center-back was selected for manager Mauricio Pochettino's squad following a period of compassionate leave granted to attend a celebration of his father's life.
Trusty had briefly returned to Celtic training before traveling to the United States. While Celtic resume play against St Mirren on November 21, CeltsAreHere notes his international return does not guarantee immediate selection for the club's starting lineup.
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