Keeper rejoins the ranks at Celtic Women
THERE is no doubting that ‘excitement’ was the buzzword for new Celtic goalkeeper, Chloe Logan, who, after five years with Stirling University, stressed she can’t wait to see where her second stint in the Hoops takes her.
Logan returns to the Hoops, having been the first player to graduate through every level of the Girls’ Academy and into the first team before heading to Stirling.
After a long waiting game since the turn of the year, she’s ready to rediscover her love for the game as part of Eddie Wolecki Black’s team – and she went straight into the side to make a winning return in Sunday’s 3-1 derby win over Rangers.
She said: “I’m very happy to be back and really excited to be here, and I think it’s a club moving in the right direction. It’s something I want to be part of, so I’m really excited to get back in.
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