Ross Doohan has returned to Celtic after penning a three-year deal to replace Scott Bain. He expressed excitement about the move, mentioning his eagerness to return to the club where he spent 11 years of his early career. He highlighted his good relationship with the goalkeeper coach Stevie Woods and his intention to push and learn from fellow goalkeepers Kasper and Vil.

The Daily Record has reported on the potential return of Ross Doohan to Celtic following his departure from Aberdeen. Currently out of contract at Aberdeen, Doohan is anticipated to leave on a free transfer and is likely to rejoin his former club, Celtic. As an academy graduate, he is expected to serve as a backup to Kasper Schmeichel and Viljami Sinisalo, fulfilling the club's requirement for a Scottish goalkeeper to meet their European quota. Having left Celtic for Tranmere Rovers in 2023, Doohan also had stints at Forest Green Rovers and Aberdeen. While at Aberdeen, he was initially a backup to Dimitar Mitov but gained first-team experience during Mitov's injury. With Celtic expected to allow Scott Bain to depart, Doohan's return is considered timely for the club's strategic needs.