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Celtic winger, Liel Abada, finds himself at a crossroads,
with his future at the club looking uncertain.
Three Major League Soccer teams in the US have expressed interest in him recently [MailSport],
which has sparked rumors after manager Brendan Rodgers intimated that Abada might not play for Celtic again.
The predicament of the 22-year-old Israeli international is complicated because he was not in the correct
frame of mind for both today’s encounter and last weekend’s Scottish Cup victory.
His presence in Glasgow is complicated by pressure from his native nation regarding the pro-Palestinian attitudes of some Celtic fans.
Clubs in England, Germany, and France expressed interest in signing Abada on loan during the January transfer window.
However, since the MLS’s transfer window is still open through April 23 and those windows have now closed,
the league becomes a viable escape path.
Though Celtic hasn’t received any formal bids despite the rumors,
it’s obvious that Americans want to give Abada a second chance.
Recognizing Abada’s particular struggles,
Rodgers conveyed a profound comprehension of the winger’s situation while highlighting patience and support.
For Rodgers, striking a balance between the player’s welfare and the dynamics of the squad is a difficult task.
He is still willing to help Abada get through these difficult times;
ultimately, it will be down to whether or not the athlete is ready to play again.
Although Rodgers anticipates that Abada will eventually return to form,
he also acknowledges that the future is unknown and that a move elsewhere may be imminent.
The mutual decision to skip recent games shows how much thought has been given to Abada’s emotional and mental health at this time.
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