Celtic injury update: Callum Osmand expected to face Celta Vigo, while Yang and Cameron Carter-Vickers remain out after the 7-1 Hearts win.
Celtic manager Martin O'Neill provided injury updates on three players following his side's 7-1 victory over Hearts on Sunday. Two-goal scorer Callum Osmand was substituted at half-time as a precaution due to a hamstring problem, though O'Neill noted the 20-year-old should be available for Thursday's fixture.
O'Neill also confirmed that Yang and Cameron Carter-Vickers will miss the upcoming match against Celta Vigo. Yang is expected to be out for another week or two despite returning to grass training, while Carter-Vickers could potentially return against Hibernian next weekend.
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