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Injuries mount for Celtic

Scott Brown

Neil Lennon has several injury concerns ahead of Celtic’s SPL game against Dundee United at Parkhead tomorrow.

Skipper Scott Brown (abductor) and defender Rami Gershon (thigh strain) are out while there are serious doubts over defender Mikael Lustig (thigh) and midfielder Victor Wanyama (swollen ankle).

Greece striker Georgios Samaras has battled back from a hamstring injury but he will not start training until next week.

Provisional squad: Forster, Lustig, Matthews, Wilson, Rogne, Mulgrew, Ambrose, Izaguirre, Forrest, Kayal, Ledley, Wanyama, Rogic, Stokes, Watt, Miku, Lassad, Zaluska, McGeouch, Chalmers.

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