The big Celtic question mark which TV pundits 'missed' as hype builds over ex Hoops prodigy - Parkhead news roundup

Cameron Carter-Vickers made his latest injury return as Celtic ran out comfortable winners at Motherwell - but there's one 'question mark' over who will stand beside him.

The former Tottenham defender is widely regarded as the Hoops' best stopper amongst supporters, pundits and ex-pros and seeing him back out on the grass at Fir Park will have handed all associated with the club a real big boost. The USA international has missed some important matches in recent weeks including the 2-2 draw with Aberdeen at Parkhead in the top of the table Premiership clash while he also didn't travel for the defensive masterclass in Bergamo as the Scottish champions claimed what could prove to be a priceless point on the road at Atalanta in the Champions League after a 0-0 stalemate.

Auston Trusty and Liam Scales earned rave reviews from that night in Italy and the duo retained their spots at the heart of the backline at the weekend, with Carter-Vickers named on the bench. He did make his comeback in the 68th minute to replace Alex Valle with Scales moving to the left-back role for his Hoops pal to join Trusty in front of Kasper Schmeichel.

Going forward the question will be who partners Carter-Vickers at centre-half with Valle impressing on the left in the absence of Greg Taylor - who was also fit enough for the bench. As the duo continue to ramp up their fitness the big question will edge closer for Rodgers but Hoops legend Pat Bonner has only one answer.

He told BBC Sportsound: “The other question mark, and they didn’t raise it in commentary, is, who will he put alongside Carter-Vickers if he gets himself back fit? Will it be Trusty, or will it be Scales on that left-hand side?

“Scales went to left-back in this game when