
Celtic’s Auston Trusty Withdraws from USMNT Due to Injury
Celtic defender Auston Trusty has withdrawn from the United States Men's National Team (USMNT) squad due to injury concerns, sparking worries among Celtic fans. Trusty, who was set to represent his country in the Nations League, pulled out after experiencing issues that have yet to be fully disclosed. The decision to step back from international duty was confirmed by Mauricio Pochettino, the head coach of the USMNT, who expressed understanding and support for Trusty's situation.
Pochettino commented on the matter, emphasizing the importance of player health and readiness. 'We need to ensure our players are 100% fit before they compete, and that is why Auston will not be joining us for these matches,' he stated. The nature of Trusty's injury remains unclear, but Celtic fans are hopeful that it is not a serious setback for the young defender, who has been a key part of the team's defense this season.
This development comes at a crucial time for Celtic, as they continue their campaign in domestic and European competitions. The club will be monitoring Trusty's recovery closely, hoping for a swift return to action for the promising player.