Dundee United goalkeeper Trevor Carson withdraws from Northern Ireland squad By Alan Temple October 4 2021, 4:29pm October 4 2021, 4:29pm Share Dundee United goalkeeper Trevor Carson withdraws from Northern Ireland squad Share via Facebook Twitter Linkedin Whatsapp Messenger Email Post link https://www.thecourier.co.uk/fp/sport/football/dundee-united/2638491/dundee-united-goalkeeper-trevor-carson-leaves-northern-ireland-camp-due-to-injury/ Copy Link Carson in action Dundee United goalkeeper Trevor Carson has withdrawn from Northern Ireland duty due to injury. Carson, 33, was on the bench for United’s 1-0 win over Ross County on Saturday. However, he has not been deemed fit enough for the upcoming World Cup qualifiers against Switzerland (October 9) and Bulgaria (October 12). “We’ve dealt with injuries coming into a number of previous camps and, unfortunately, this one is no different,” said Northern Ireland boss Ian Baraclough. “But this is a resolute group that has come together through adversity and I have no doubt they will do it again. Withdrawal: Carson “We are still waiting for a few players to join us and we look forward to a few days training in Belfast before we fly out to Switzerland.” Ali McCann has also dropped out of the squad for the trips to Geneva and Sofia. The ex-St Johnstone hero suffered a nasty ankle knock during Preston’s 3-2 defeat at QPR on Saturday. ANALYSIS: How does Trevor Carson compare to Dundee United No.1 Benjamin Siegrist?
