Celtic may witness the departure of goalkeeper Benjamin Siegrist, who joined the club on a free transfer from Dundee United a year and a half ago, following reports of his change in representation.

The Daily Mail has indicated that Siegrist is eager for regular first-team football and is prepared to part ways with Celtic this month to secure it. Under Brendan Rodgers, the 31-year-old Swiss goalkeeper has yet to make a competitive appearance and finds himself trailing behind Joe Hart in the goalkeeping hierarchy.

Siegrist’s potential departure reflects a common football club strategy of offloading underutilized players, which allows for squad flexibility and helps manage the wage bill efficiently.

Despite his arrival at Celtic, Siegrist has only made three appearances for the Bhoys and has been unable to challenge Hart for a spot in the starting lineup. This situation signifies a disappointing outcome for his transfer to the club, indicating that his time at the champions did not unfold as anticipated.