Joe Hart’s weekend is very important. It won’t be his last game as a professional player, but it will be his last at Celtic Park.
At the end of the season, the goalie is hanging up his gloves. All he has left on his schedule is this match against St Mirren and the Scottish Cup Final at Hampden against Rangers.
During Ange Postecoglou’s first summer at the club three years ago, Hart joined Celtic and has since made over 150 appearances across all competitions, proving to be a fantastic addition to the team. With some crucial saves, he helped lead the Bhoys to a third consecutive league title in the second half of this season.
He has been really good. With more silverware to lift and farewells to the 60,000-strong crowd, he is now ready for an emotional Saturday afternoon inside Paradise.
Joe Hart adores Celtic literature. Joe Hart posted the following on Instagram on Thursday: “What a feeling, what a club.” Congratulations to all of you—players, staff, fans, and family—on a title we’ve worked so hard to achieve. Until Saturday.
Hart has already started organizing his post-Celtic career. This week, there were rumors circulating that he will be joining the BBC’s panel of analysts for the 2024 European Championship.
He will do well in that position. In the media, Hart has been a great spokesperson for Celtic, frequently offering real and passionate remarks on a range of topics.
His rapport with the support has grown in part because of this. Hart’s professional career has ended on the best possible note with Celtic. His performances and charisma have ensured that he will be recognized as a symbol of this era.
It will be a standing ovation when he gets it on Saturday. It is certain to happen. As you prepare to wipe away those tears, gather your tissues.
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