Kieran Devlin has dropped some early team news ahead of Celtic's Premiership clash this evening.

What's the latest?

In a recent post on The Athletic, the journalist revealed that, after both players were brought off during Celtic's 1-0 win over Motherwell on Sunday, there is a possibility that neither Mikey Johnston nor James Forrest will be deemed fit enough to feature against Ross County on Wednesday evening.

In his post, Devlin said: "Possibility that neither Johnston nor Forrest make [the] game against Ross County, which means that six of Celtic's seven first-team attacking players might be out injured for it."

Fans will be fuming

While injuries are, unfortunately, part and parcel of the game, the sheer volume of knocks that Celtic players have been picking up this season is sure to have left fans of the club fuming.

Indeed, at present, all of Kyogo Furuhashi, Albian Ajeti and Jota are sidelined with hamstring injuries - while Giorgos Giakoumakis, Christopher Jullien and Karamoko Dembele are all also in the treatment room - something that would appear to suggest a number of Ange Postecoglou's players are still not quite fit enough to keep up with the pace of the game the 56-year-old is trying to get his side to play.

Regardless of this, the news that both Forrest and Johnston are now also doubts for the Ross County clash is sure to have left both fans and Postecoglou gutted, as, with Wednesday's fixture being the club's last before the League Cup final against Hibernian on Sunday, Celtic's attacking options are looking incredibly bare.

This evening, the Greek-Australian coach looks as if he will only have Liel Abada available as an out and out forward, with attacking midfielders Ewan Henderson and David Turnbull appearing likely candidates to fill in within the front three.

And, if this situation does not improve before Sunday, Celtic's chances of lifting the League Cup trophy would appear to be much slimmer than they would have been otherwise - something that will certainly be a worry for everyone involved with the club.

In other news: Ange could unearth Celtic's new Moravcik with "natural" 16 y/o "star in the making"