Exclusive: Celtic chasing free transfer for Scottish Premiership star
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(Credit: Imago) Mon 6 April 2026 14:36, UK Celtic are keen to explore the possibility of a move to sign Dundee FC goalkeeper Jon McCracken on a free transfer this summer, sources have told Football Insider.The Bhoys are desperate to add further quality to their goalkeeping department ahead of next season, and it is understood that the 25-year-old is among a number of candidates that they are assessing at the moment. Celtic’s transfer plans have seen a new shot-stopper fall at the forefront of their thinking for several weeks, and they may now be about to hone in on their man. 🔄 Celtic Transfer Update 🔄 Breaking news on latest signings, departures, and contract news from the Parkhead boardroom.
VISIT THE CELTIC TRANSFER HUB MORE FOOTBALL INSIDER STORIES Celtic to face competition for Jon McCracken dealFootball Insider revealed back in March that McCracken is a target for English Championship clubs, with Sheffield Wednesday, Blackburn Rovers and Queens Park Rangers all keen to make a move for him.The gloveman’s imminent availability has alerted several clubs south of the border to the prospect of a bargain deal, and a significant transfer race appears set to ensue as a result. McCracken boasts a higher save percentage in 2025-26 than both Schmeichel and Sinisalo, while he leads the entire league when it comes to saves per 90.He looks set to have a wide array of options available to him if it comes to choosing his next club in the summer, but Celtic are now prepared to try and throw their hat in the ring for the Scot.
Viljami Sinisalo also in contention for number one spotFootball Insider also revealed in March that Sinisalo could be Celtic’s number one for next season, as there is a feeling within the club that he is doing “everything he can” to prove himself at the moment. The Finnish star has kept two clean sheets in seven games since he came into the starting XI after Schmeichel’s injury, and he could force his way into a crucial role in next season’s plans.