In their pursuit to find a suitable replacement for retired goalkeeper Joe Hart, Celtic have now set their sights on a Euro 2024 shot-stopper who is set to leave his current club this summer.
Following Hart’s departure at the end of last season, Celtic have been actively searching for a new goalkeeper to fill the void left by the veteran. Despite being linked with various names, including Caoimhin Kelleher and Martin Dubravka, the club has yet to find a suitable replacement.
Reports suggest that Celtic have turned their attention to Yvon Mvogo, a 30-year-old goalkeeper currently playing for Ligue 2 side Lorient. With interest from clubs such as Parma and Nantes, Mvogo has the option to choose his next destination this summer.
Known for his impressive performances despite Lorient’s relegation from Ligue 1 last season, Mvogo could be the ideal candidate to replace Hart at Celtic. His strong save percentage and consistent form have earned him praise, making him a valuable asset for any team.
As Celtic gear up for the new season, securing Mvogo’s signature would be a significant step towards solidifying their squad. With the Scottish Premiership campaign on the horizon, bringing in Mvogo could be the key to filling the void left by Hart and maintaining their success in the upcoming season.
