 Daniel Majstorovic picked up a hamstring injury in the game against Aberdeen and will be a spectator for up to three weeks. The Swedish international has been a near ever-present in the league this season since moving to Parkhead from AEK Athens last August, missing only the season-opener with Inverness. However, Majstorovic had to leave the field during the first half of last Saturday's 1-0 defeat of Aberdeen. A statement from the club website said: "Following a scan today, it's been confirmed that he'll (Majstorovic) be out for up to three weeks." This sort of problem could encourage Neil Lennon to try to speed up Kelvin Wilson's move to Parkhead. Nottingham Forest defender Wilson has agreed a pre-contract agreement with Celtic and will move north at the end of the season. However, with Jos Hooiveld away on loan at FC Copenhagen and Glenn Loovens making his way back from injury, Lennon could try to persuade Forest to release the player early, even if it involves a fee. Following Saturday's game with the Dons, Lennon said: "It is a blow if Majstorovic is out because he has been immense in the last couple of months for us. We will have to try and get someone of that ilk in.I would imagine that Wilson will be one of the options we look for, yes." |