When it comes to meeting the high standards and expectations of a club like this, talent alone is frequently insufficient.

Fortunately, his attitude matches his outstanding skill set for one of Celtic’s rumored summer targets. The Celtic-affiliated player made his impact last season while Gary Caldwell, a two-time Scottish Premiership champion in green and white, was coaching in England’s third division.

Caldwell was impressed by the £3 million-rated young player’s maturity and dexterity off the field in addition to his excellent reflexes (Scottish Sun).

Viljami Sinisalo, who is on loan from Premier League powerhouse Aston Villa to Exeter City, is proving to be a major popularity.

Caldwell said on BBC Radio Devon in April that he thinks it’s brilliant that a loan player can come and connect with the club like he has. “The way he’s embraced everything and bonded with teammates and fans… Having canceled his vacation, he showed up at the Newton Abbot gym at five o’clock in the evening and was the first person there.

That should tell you everything there is to know about Vil, in my opinion. And he will undoubtedly have a fantastic career in the future.

Viljami Sinisalo, the goalie for Aston Villa, is coveted by Celtic.

Having already been captained twice by Finland, Sinisalo must decide what to do with his club career. Does he go back to Aston Villa and try to impose himself in Unai Emery’s plans, replacing Robin Olsen as the team’s backup choice after Emi Martinez, maybe?

It would be unfortunate, though, if Sinisalo’s 45 league appearances in 2023–2024 were to end at zero in 2024–2025. It is evident that there is a significant difference between the English premier league and the third division.

The Scottish Sun claims that Celtic is prepared to give Sinisalo the kind of consistent first-team opportunities that Villa Park may not be able to provide for him. With Joe Hart’s retirement, the Hoops will no longer have their go-to shot-stopper of the past three season

Shaun MacDonald believes there is no reason why his former teammate shouldn’t be trying to climb at least one rung up the ladder after finding himself stuck behind Sinisalo in the Exeter City pecking order the previous season. And it would be ideal if he ended up competing for trophies at Celtic and playing football in the Champions League.

Donald said to The Athletic, “He’s wasting his time coming back to League One next year.” “I’ve expressed that honestly, and he concurs. He still has a year left on his Aston Villa contract, so if he were to go on loan once more, he would likely need to sign a new agreement. “Move to the Championship, in my opinion.

Still, I’ve heard tales about the Celtic people, so that kind of thing would be fantastic.

Scottish champions need Joe Hart replacement

Caoimhin Kelleher has been given priority over Hart by Celtic, according to HITC’s assessment at the beginning of the year. Kelleher, who is now behind Alisson Becker at Liverpool, recently expressed his desire to play regular first team games.

It remains to be seen if Celtic could pay the needed money for a man who is expected to fetch an eight-figure sum. Ugurcan Cakir, the captain of Trabzonspor, is reputedly worth about £8 million, so he might be a less expensive choice.

Additionally, there have been connections to Etienne Vaessen, the veteran Eredivisie star who recently declared his plan to quit RKC Waalwijk upon the expiration of his contract this summer.

Michael Zetterer of Werder Bremen has also been discussed.Still, Manchester City is really interested in the Bundesliga defender.