Celtic have been mentioned in connection with a plethora of goalkeeping options to succeed Joe Hart between the sticks.
Among the most prominent links to fill the void left by the former England international is Newcastle United stopper Martin Dubravka, who is reportedly free to leave the North East in search of a new challenge.
Currently involved at Euro 2024 with Slovakia, the 35-year-old featured in their victory against Belgium and a narrow defeat to Ukraine last week, which left Francesco Calzona’s men needing just a point to progress against Romania yesterday.
For those tuned into the tournament, you’ll know that Slovakia managed to book their place in the Round of 16, and Dubravka’s inspired performance helped book a date with England this Sunday.
Celtic target Martin Dubravka excels at Euro 2024
Dubravka produced an all-action performance yesterday as Slovakia’s stalemate with Romania was enough to take them through to the knockout stage.
Per Fotmob, the Magpies veteran made four saves from a combined total of 1.41 Expected Goals faced, with two diving stops and another couple coming inside the box.
Illustrating his awareness to danger, Dubravka successfully acted as a sweeper on three occasions alongside making six recoveries and one punch.
Concerning his distribution, the Zilina-born man completed 22 out of his 30 passes; nevertheless, he could only record one long ball from eight attempted, which was the only real blot on his accomplished display.
With the Celtic goalkeeper situation still unresolved, Dubravka is an experienced candidate who would provide calmness and experience at Parkhead.
His age may be a concern for some; nevertheless, he has proven during his time in Germany that he has plenty more left in the tank and definetely wouldn’t be the worst option to succeed Hart