Orange County SC 31-years-old Forward Marc McNulty makes confession and gave his reason why 26 years-old Celtic Fc defender is the best player he has ever came across

Brendan Rodgers has built Celtic around a group of bright players who have once again been very useful this season.

In spite of this, Rodgers has been in a tough spot lately because several of his first-team players have been out for long amounts of time.

Reo Hatate came back from the AFC Asian Cup with a calf problem and won’t be able to play for a few more weeks.

Cameron Carter-Vickers and Alistair Johnston both came back into the team last weekend, which is good news. The Bhoys beat Motherwell in an exciting way.

Without a question, both players will be in the running to start tonight’s game against Dundee. However, Celtic has had to make personnel changes every week, which has made it harder for them to gain momentum.

Now that they’re in the home straight, the Bhoys can’t use any excuses as they try to catch Rangers and win their third straight league title.

Ex-Scotland forward Cameron Carter-Vickers has praised Celtic’s player. Carter-Vickers is likely the team’s most important player because of the standard he sets every time he wears the green and white.

Recently, Marc McNulty, a former Scotland international who now plays for The Spartans, said that he agrees with this and that he is the toughest opponent he has ever played against.

When asked on Open Goal who the toughest player he has ever played against was, McNulty said, “I think Carter-Vickers.” When you turn around, he’s there. He’s quick, but I think he’s faster upstairs.

“He knows where the ball is going and has already taken off. He’s so strong it’s crazy.” “He has a jump on him.”

Celtic is very lucky to have Cameron Carter-Vickers.

Since Carter-Vickers is so strong and doesn’t get enough credit for his ability to build from deep, it would be hard to find many players who would enjoy playing against him.

At the time of writing, the US player has played 15 times in the Scottish Premiership this season and has an average of 3.7 good aerial duels and a 92% pass success rate [WhoScored].

His return to the team comes at a good time for the Parkhead fans because Celtic hasn’t looked nearly as confident without him.