Adam Montgomery is severely injured during his loan from Motherwell.

Only a few days after joining Motherwell on loan, Adam Montgomery sustained a horrific hamstring injury.

The Celtic youth player was loaned out to the Steelmen after being recalled in January after spending

the first half of the season with Fleetwood in League One, England. In the Scottish Cup,

Montgomery started and assisted on a goal as Motherwell overcame Alloa. However

according to The Sun, he will miss three months of action due to a hamstring strain sustained during training.

The Celtic defender will now have scans to determine the extent of the injury, but Stuart Kettlewell,

the Well manager, may now have to add more defensive players in the last week of the January transfer window.

In the meantime, Brendan Rodgers, who turned down Atletico Madrid’s offer for Matt O’Riley,

promised that Celtic would not be selling any important players this month.

Although Rodgers said the LaLiga team’s bid for the Denmark midfielder was far less than Celtic’s asking price,

he insisted that the money was unimportant because the club did not need to sell.

Rangers’ victory over Hibernian on Wednesday reduced Celtic’s advantage at the top of the clincher Premiership to five points,

however the Ibrox team still has one game remaining. Furthermore, Rodgers is eager to come out of the window with

a more formidable team than a weaker one. Matt is a player who the Packers don’t want to lose, and Rodgers stated

that he won’t be leaving in January. It’s a fantastic endorsement of him and what the team can accomplish for a player.

This season, he earned his first cap for his country, and Atletico Madrid is a well-known team in European football.

However, he plays a significant role in what we are doing. Working with him has been a pleasure, and I had a nice

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