Celtic goalkeeper Viljami Sinisalo suggests where his future may lie

While Celtic deal with uncertainty at the managerial level, their goalkeeping situation has quietly become a storyline of its own. Viljami Sinisalo has now provided a strong indication of what may come next for him.

With no permanent manager installed and no firm pecking order in goal, the 22-year-old is aware he’s at a pivotal stage. He admitted Brendan Rodgers’ sudden departure unsettled the dressing room, and for a developing keeper, instability usually means fewer opportunities.

Now away with Finland, Sinisalo has spoken openly about the possibility of a loan in January, insisting he simply needs to play. With Celtic still in transition and no assurances over his role, he’s leaving every option on the table. His comments highlight how determined he is not to let his progression stall.

Ultimately, the incoming manager must decide whether Sinisalo can push for the No.1 shirt or whether a season of regular football elsewhere is the smarter path. Until then, the goalkeeper says he’s prepared for anything.