As the Scottish football season draws to a close, Celtic supporters are gearing up for an exciting summer of international football with the upcoming Euro 2024 tournament in Germany just around the corner.

With Scotland set to feature prominently in the tournament, key Celtic players like Callum McGregor, James Forrest, Anthony Ralston, and Greg Taylor are all poised to make their mark on the grand stage.

While McGregor’s inclusion seems almost certain, fans are hopeful that manager Steve Clarke will also select the other Celtic stars to represent their country.

But the intrigue doesn’t end there for Celtic enthusiasts, as a number of familiar faces from Parkhead will be offering their expert analysis during the tournament. Pundits such as Chris Sutton, Joe Hart, and even manager Ange Postecoglou will be on hand to share their insights and opinions on the games.

One particular exchange caught my attention recently – Chris Sutton intends to have a candid conversation with former Celtic goalkeeper Joe Hart, who has announced his retirement from professional football after a successful Scottish Cup triumph.

In a conversation with BBC’s Mark Chapman, Sutton expressed his disappointment at Hart’s decision to retire, believing that the goalkeeper still had more to offer on the field. While acknowledging Hart’s desire to finish on a high note, Sutton expressed his belief that Hart’s premature retirement from Celtic was a missed opportunity for both the player and the club.

Despite Hart’s departure being bittersweet for Celtic fans, his legacy at the club is secure, especially given his decision to exit on a high note by lifting more trophies before bidding farewell.

Although Celtic supporters will no longer see Hart donning their beloved jersey, they can look forward to hearing his expert opinions and insights as he transitions into a pundit role for the BBC this summer.