Celtic have moved to bolster their goalkeeping options by bringing in former England international Sam Johnstone on a season-long loan from Wolverhampton Wanderers, according to BBC News.
The 32-year-old shot-stopper made the switch as part of a temporary deal, giving him the chance to secure regular first-team football north of the border while representing one of Scottish football's biggest clubs.
Johnstone's arrival at Celtic Park adds experience to their squad between the sticks, with the England cap having previously featured for clubs including West Bromwich Albion and Manchester United academy graduates before establishing himself in the Premier League with Wolves.
Full details of the loan arrangement, including any option or obligation to make the move permanent, have not been specified by BBC News. Celtic fans will hope Johnstone can provide reliable competition and depth as the club pursues silverware on multiple fronts this season, while Wolves benefit from having their goalkeeper playing regular football elsewhere during the campaign.