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The 22-year-old Israeli international’s situation is difficult because he was not in the proper

mentality for the Scottish Cup win last weekend as well as the match today.

Pressure from his home country over some Celtic fans’ pro-Palestinian views complicates his position in Glasgow.

During the January transfer window, clubs in England, Germany, and France showed interest in signing Abada on a loan.

But as the transfer window for the Major League Baseball (MLS) is still open till April 23 and has now ended,

the league becomes a viable escape path.

Though Celtic hasn’t received any formal bids despite the rumors,

it’s obvious that Americans want to give Abada a second chance.

Rodgers conveyed a profound comprehension of the winger’s situation while highlighting patience and support.

For Rodgers, striking a balance between the player’s welfare and the dynamics of the squad is a difficult task.

He is still willing to help Abada get through these difficult times;

ultimately, it will be down to whether or not the athlete is ready to play again.

he also acknowledges that the future is unknown and that a move elsewhere may be imminent.

The mutual decision to skip recent games shows how much thought has been given to Abada’s emotional and mental health at this time.

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