Celtic Fears Grow as Possible Kasper Schmeichel Injury Timeline Emerges

Celtic will be worried as a possible Kasper Schmeichel injury return timeline has emerged and it is not good news for the Hoops.
March 23, 2025, Lisbon, Portugal: Kasper Schmeichel of Denmark in action during the UEFA Nations League Quarterfinal Leg Two match between Portugal and Denmark at Estadio Jose Alvalade. Lisbon Portugal - ZUMAs197 20250323_aaa_s197_519 Copyright: xHenriquexCasinhasx
March 23, 2025, Lisbon, Portugal: Kasper Schmeichel of Denmark in action during the UEFA Nations League Quarterfinal Leg Two match between Portugal and Denmark at Estadio Jose Alvalade. Lisbon Portugal - ZUMAs197 20250323_aaa_s197_519 Copyright: xHenriquexCasinhasx / IMAGO / ZUMA Press Wire

Kasper Schmeichel suffered an injury while representing Denmark against Portugal. On top of that, the Celtic goalkeeper played on despite being injured, as his team had already used up all their substitutions.

If Schmeichel had left at that point, not only would that mean that Denmark would be down to ten men but also, one of their outfield player would have to take the gloves.

Schmeichel deserves all the praise in the world for showing such bravery for his national team. That being said, it is very possible that he might have made the injury worse by playing with it.

After the game, Schmeichel had to be taken to the hospital. And now, there seems to be a further update on his situation and how long he might remain sidelined for as a result of the injury.

According to Nyheder 24 (via The Celtic Way), the issue 'is not a minor injury'. There is a question mark hanging over the availability of Schmeichel's fitness for the next international break in September.

Of course, nothing official has come out regarding the injury so far. So, Celtic fans will be hoping that the speculation turns out to be wide of the mark and Schmeichel is back before the end of the season.

Celtic still have two trophies to compete for. They have to get over the finish line in the league title race. That will likely happen but it is not mathematically over yet.

Also, they will be vying for another treble and have booked their place in the Scottish Cup semi-finals already.


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Sourav Mahanty
SOURAV MAHANTY

Sourav, a seasoned sports journalist, holds a Master’s degree in English from Amity University, graduating in 2022. He has been a prominent contributor to FanSided since 2017, primarily covering Celtic, where he has built a strong online presence over the years. His love for the game extends beyond Celtic, having also covered renowned soccer teams such as Manchester United, Real Madrid, Newcastle United, FC Barcelona, and Chelsea. In addition to his passion for soccer, Sourav is an avid basketball enthusiast. He has written extensively about NBA teams like the Toronto Raptors, Philadelphia 76ers, Miami Heat, and Chicago Bulls.