Celtic striker Giorgos Giakoumakis has brought a thigh issue to the attention of the Greek national team's medical staff.
The forward is a key cog in Ange Postecoglou's Hoops squad and is currently on international duty with his nation. He was suspended for Saturday's Nations League clash with Cyprus and is now being closely monitored after flagging up that he had some problems.
An MRI scan has provided the all clear on any damage and he is expected to take some part in their next match against Northern Ireland midweek before heading back to Parkhead for their Premiership return against Motherwell. Whether he plays or not this week is another question yet to be answered as national team medics are not yet convinced he is fully fit.
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Meanwhile, attacking partner Liel Abada has been involved with Israel and it was a dramatic end for the young Celtic forward's nation against Albania. He came off after 77 minutes ahead of potentially dropping down to U21s level to help them in their quest to qualify for the Euros against the Republic of Ireland.
Shon Weissman put them ahead but Myrto Uzuni looked to have salvaged a point for Albania with an 88th minute leveller. Tai Baribo then netted four minutes later to seal a frantic Israeli win. Abada was reported as having limped off but was spotted walking round the pitch at full-time.
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