Mathew Ryan has less than three months remaining on his contract at Levante, and the Spanish club holds an option to extend it. His situation has alerted other clubs. A report from Voetbal 24 focuses on Club Brugge, who are preparing for a future without Simon Mignolet and are expected to acquire a new primary goalkeeper. Celtic is mentioned as direct competition to Club Brugge for signing Mathew Ryan.

Mathew Ryan, a 33-year-old Australian goalkeeper who plays for Levante, is mentioned as a potential option for Club Brugge as they search for a successor to Simon Mignolet. The former Club Brugge player is reportedly one of several goalkeepers being considered. This list also includes Kamil Grabara, Ilan Meslier, Dominik Livakovic, and Joël Drommel. Ryan joined Levante in August 2025 and his contract expires on June 30, 2026. The Australian international, who has 103 caps for his country, has made 28 appearances in LaLiga this season and has a current Transfermarkt valuation of €2.00m. Celtic has also been recently associated with the goalkeeper.