AdminDinamo Zagreb manager Nenad Bjelica is facing a daunting task as he prepares to take on Celtic in the Champions League. Despite having only 14 fit players available for the match, Bjelica remains optimistic about his team’s chances of beating the Scottish champions.
Bjelica’s team has been plagued by injuries, with eight players ruled out or doubtful for the match. The latest casualty is Spanish defender Raul Torrente, who suffered an injury during the team’s 1-1 draw with Slaven Belupo on Friday.
The draw marked Dinamo Zagreb’s fifth game without a win, and the team is now struggling in third place in the league. The fans have grown restless, and the players were booed off the field after the match.
Despite the challenges facing his team, Bjelica is confident that his players will give it their all against Celtic. He acknowledged the difficulties posed by the injuries, but emphasized that the remaining players will be motivated to perform well.
Bjelica’s comments suggest that he is trying to rally his team and boost their morale ahead of the match against Celtic. However, the odds are stacked against Dinamo Zagreb, and it will require a monumental effort for them to overcome their injuries and beat the Scottish champions.
Celtic, on the other hand, will be looking to capitalize on Dinamo Zagreb’s misfortunes and secure a win that would all but guarantee their spot in the next stage of the tournament. With two games remaining after the match against Dinamo Zagreb, Celtic will be eager to take advantage of their opponents’ weakened state and consolidate their position in the Champions League.
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