According to Football Insider, Celtic want to make Levante's Australian international goalkeeper, Mathew Ryan, their new first-choice goalkeeper.

Mathew Ryan is at Levante and has less than three months remaining on his contract. The Spanish side has an option to extend it, but his situation has attracted interest from other clubs. According to Voetbal 24, Celtic is among the clubs monitoring the situation and is mentioned as direct competition to Club Brugge to sign Mathew Ryan.

According to Daily Record, Mathew Ryan is being considered by Celtic as a potential replacement for Kasper Schmeichel after Schmeichel's injury.

Australian international Mathew Ryan, 33, who has been linked with Celtic and Rangers in the past, is being considered as a potential long-term replacement for Kasper Schmeichel. Reports of a potential move to Celtic increased following Ange Postecoglou's appointment in 2021, but a move did not materialize, and his name has continued to be associated with the club. The goalkeeper, who also holds Scottish nationality, has 100 caps for the Socceroos and has played for numerous clubs across Europe. His contract with Levante is due to expire in the summer, although it includes an option for a one-year extension. Ryan joined the club in August 2025 and has made 26 appearances in LaLiga this season. Transfermarkt estimates his current market value to be €2.00m.