Scott Bain made the decision to depart from Celtic a year before his contract ended, driven by his aspiration for consistent playing time and personal factors, such as the ability for his fiancée and son to watch him play regularly. His move was further encouraged by the chance to work with Falkirk's manager, John McGlynn, and the club's well-organized structure. Bain had been part of Celtic for seven years, during which he secured seven league titles, four League Cups, and three Scottish Cups, alongside making 78 appearances. While at Celtic, he also earned three international caps for Scotland. Brendan Rodgers, the manager of Celtic, conveyed his appreciation for Bain's contributions and extended his best wishes for Bain's future. Bain, who was positioned as the third-choice goalkeeper at Celtic behind Kasper Schmeichel and Viljami Sinisalo, is now aiming to become the first-choice goalkeeper at the recently promoted Falkirk.