Celtic will face a significant challenge in replacing Joe Hart, with one pundit suggesting that they may need to sign two goalkeepers during the summer transfer window.

The announcement of Hart’s retirement at the end of the current campaign leaves a void for Celtic, as the 36-year-old has been a crucial figure both on and off the field since joining Brendan Rodgers’ side.

Hart’s experience and influence have been instrumental for the team, and his recent performances amid Celtic’s struggles have earned him praise and backing from supporters.

Stephen McGinn acknowledges Hart’s remarkable career and believes that Celtic will need to carefully consider their options to find the right successor.

Drawing on past examples at both Celtic and Rangers, such as Allan McGregor’s departure from Ibrox and subsequent replacement by Jack Butland, McGinn suggests that experience could be a key factor in Celtic’s goalkeeper search.

McGinn emphasizes the importance of finding suitable replacements for Hart,

suggesting that Celtic may need to acquire two goalkeepers during the upcoming transfer window.

Reflecting on Rangers’ successful acquisition of Butland on a free transfer, McGinn stresses the need for thorough planning and strategic decision-making by Celtic’s management to ensure a smooth transition in the goalkeeping department