Celtic FC goalkeeper Joe Hart latest update on his retirement plan

As a result of Joe Hart’s anticipated retirement from the professional football league, Celtic will be in need of a replacement goalkeeper during the summer.

During the early 2010s, the 36-year-old athlete has had a distinguished career at the highest level, and he was considered among the best players in his position all over the world.

Hart has played for Celtic for 144 matches throughout his stint at Parkhead, during which he has allowed 135 goals to be scored against him while maintaining 60 clean sheets [Transfermarkt].

There are also five winners medals that have made their way into his enormous collection, and he will be hoping to get that total up to seven before the 2023/24 season comes to an end.

Our critical Glasgow Derby will take place at Ibrox this coming weekend, and the Bhoys are now one point ahead of Rangers in the league standings with eight matches left to play.

In the similar vein, there is also the possibility that Brendan Rodgers will continue his perfect record in the Scottish Cup if we are able to defeat Aberdeen in the semi-final, and then the winner of the match between Heart of Midlothian and Rangers the following day.

In light of the fact that Hart has been doing really well at Parkhead this season, it would be a fantastic way for him to end his career if he were to play a part in a domestic double.

Nevertheless, it is most likely the appropriate time for all parties to look for other opportunities, despite the fact that the former England international will be eager to get his hands on any trophy when May arrives.

Joe Hart discusses his sad ending to his time at Celtic and his plans for the future.

Hart has claimed that he is already looking forward to cheering for Celtic as a fan, claiming that the link he now has with the Scottish Premiership holders is forever-binding. Although there is always grief when one of the game’s great characters decides to call it quits on their career, Hart has admitted that he is already looking forward to playing Celtic.

The legendary player who once played for Manchester City has also expressed his delight for the match, despite the fact that away fans will not be permitted to enter Ibrox Stadium to cheer for the Bhoys. This will be his final visit to Ibrox Stadium as a player.

In his explanation to [The Herald], he said, “I sincerely look forward to supporting this club for the rest of my life; it’s my passion.” This is me separating myself from a guy who does not want to talk about what is going to happen next, but I am looking forward to the time in my life when I will be a supporter of football. This is one of the clubs that I will be rooting for in the future.

I am going to distance myself from the circumstance that I am currently in since my initial instinct is that it does not have any significance for me (with regard to the restoration of my away allotment). On the other hand, if I were to remove the guy that I will be when it is going on, it would be wonderful.

“There is going to be a lot of excitement. When it was at Hampden, I played in a split that was fifty percent each, and the atmosphere was fantastic. Bring out the positive side, bring out the negative side; it’s an emotional situation.

“Since I’ve been here, we’ve had fans, and I believe the most has been between 700 and 750. It was unusual in the beginning of the season, when we won away and there was no one to express gratitude to.

“Because even though we played without supporters on that particular day, you still feel it in the build-up, to have your support and your club behind you, so it will be nice, it will be a great spectacle,” she said.

This matchup is highly regarded all around the world, and in order to maintain that esteem, it is necessary to have away fans there. In the future, it is possible that I will be one of those couple thousand people. You never know.

For Celtic, Joe Hart has been an outstanding and dedicated servant.

Following a horrible season in 2020/21, Celtic was in need of stability and leadership, and Hart came in at a time when we needed it. He has provided Celtic with three years of consistent service.

No matter what happens during this season, history will be kind to the seasoned goalkeeper, who has fully invested themselves in every facet of life at Parkhead and earned the appreciation of the larger fanbase.

Despite this, he is a winner on multiple occasions and will be determined to bring home some hardware at the conclusion of his time in Glasgow. It is my hope that Hart will be able to have his happy ending before he rides out into the sunset this summer.