With the traditionally heavy English and Scottish “festive” schedules set to run through the holidays, the current COVID surge across Europe is causing a growing list of cancelations and postponements for a number of Yanks in the two countries
Cameron Carter-Vickers and Celtic were able to record another clean sheet, but they were left frustrated on the night after being held to a goalless draw by St. Mirren.
American players are no longer immune from the negative impacts of big, rich teams stockpiling young players with potential and continuously sending them out on loan.
The new third-tier competition in Europe enters the knockout phase for the first time, with Monday’s draw setting February’s international travel schedule for a trio of Yanks, including Richard Ledezma, Cameron Carter-Vickers and Konrad de la Fuente.
Cameron Carter-Vickers put in a strong performance for Celtic as they earned their third consecutive clean sheet with a hard-fought victory over Motherwell.
Cameron Carter-Vickers returned to Celtic’s starting lineup as they blanked Ian Harkes and Dundee United, while Christian Ramirez’s double for Aberdeen helped them to the win over St. Mirren.
Cameron Carter-Vickers is enjoying his time at Scottish Premiership side Glasgow Celtic, and it appears that he may be more than willing to stay with them permanently when his season-long loan finishes at the end of the season.
Cameron Carter-Vickers put in a strong performance for Celtic as they ground out a win over Christian Ramierz and Aberdeen in action from the Scottish Premiership over the weekend.
Scouring the European schedules, there are a handful of potential clashes where Americans might face off against each other on the soccer fields of Belgium, Germany and even Scotland.
