Scott Bain Signs One-Year Deal with Falkirk After Celtic Departure

Scott Bain, the former Celtic goalkeeper, has agreed to sign a one-year contract with Falkirk, newly promoted to the Scottish Premiership, as he seeks regular first-team football after a long spell as a reserve at Celtic. Bain ended his seven-and-a-half-year tenure at Celtic, where he made around 76 to 78 appearances, often serving behind goalkeepers like Craig Gordon, Joe Hart, and Kasper Schmeichel. Falkirk manager John McGlynn is looking to strengthen his squad for their Premiership return by adding the experienced stopper. Bain expressed gratitude towards Celtic, praising the club, his teammates, staff, and fans, while Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers thanked him for his dedication and wished him well. Bain’s move to Falkirk offers him the opportunity to become the number one goalkeeper again and bring his wealth of experience from his career starting at Aberdeen and including Alloa and Dundee. This transfer marks a significant step for both Bain and Falkirk as they prepare for the challenges of the Premiership.