Former Celtic goalkeeper Scott Bain’s transfer to Falkirk has been made official following his release from Celtic last week. Despite spending seven years at Celtic, Bain made just 78 appearances with most of his time spent on the training ground rather than the pitch.
Now, the former Dundee man has signed a one-year deal with Falkirk, a decision that has been met with excitement and anticipation. Bain shared his enthusiasm for this new chapter in his career, citing Falkirk’s well-run organization, great set-up, and the presence of good people as reasons for his choice to move to the Scottish Premiership new boys. He is looking forward to contributing his experience to the team and playing a role in another successful season for Falkirk and their fans.
Assistant boss Paul Smith expressed delight in welcoming Bain to Falkirk, highlighting the goalkeeper’s extensive experience gained during his time at Celtic. Smith emphasized Bain’s proficiency with the ball at his feet and his compatibility with Falkirk’s play-style and ethos. He believes Bain will fit in seamlessly with the team and expects everyone to benefit from his wealth of experience.
As Bain looks to establish himself as Falkirk’s number one goalkeeper, he is eager to kickstart his career away from Celtic. While everyone at Celtic wishes him well in his future endeavors, they will undoubtedly keep a close watch on his progress and success at his new club. The stage is set for a new chapter in Scott Bain’s career, with Falkirk being the canvas on which he hopes to paint a picture of achievement and growth.
