Following impressive seasons on either side of Glasgow’s Old Firm, USMNT players Cameron Carter-Vickers and Malik Tillman were both named to the Team of the Year, announced today by the Professional Footballers’ Association of Scotland.
The United States has produced some excellent goalkeepers that have gone on to stellar careers for club and country. Brian Schwake hopes to be among that crop as he has been making a name for himself in Scotland.
Celtic head coach Ange Postecoglou is on the verge of guiding his team to an historic treble and he has credited Cameron Carter-Vickers for his contributions despite the center-back ending his season prematurely to undergo surgery for a lingering knee injury.
Malik Tillman might have seen his last action for the season, after he was forced out of Rangers’ FA Cup loss to Celtic on Sunday with what commentators suggested a hamstring injury.
Cameron Carter-Vickers has been shut down for the remainder of the season, according to Celtic head coach Ange Postecoglou, although it’s unclear whether it will impact his availability for upcoming USMNT games.
Ian Harkes provided an assist for Dundee United as they came away with a come-from-behind win over Motherwell to give them a boost as the Relegation group phase is right around the corner.
Cameron Carter-Vickers and Celtic put the Scottish Premiership title in the bag over the weekend as they were able to hold on for the win over Malik Tillman and Rangers to extend their lead at the top of the standings.
Rangers FC head coach Michael Beale revealed that ongoing negotiations with FC Bayern over Malik Tillman’s future are positive, however several factors might still derail a long-term move to Scotland for the USMNT player.
Malik Tillman made his return to the Rangers line-up after recovering from injury as he came off the bench to score a goal in their win over Motherwell.
