Inverness CT turn to Celtic for emergency loan of promising goalkeeper

Aidan Rice during a Glasgow Cup Final match between Celtic B and Rangers B at Lesser Hampden <i>(Image: SNS Group)</i>
Aidan Rice during a Glasgow Cup Final match between Celtic B and Rangers B at Lesser Hampden (Image: SNS Group)
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Celtic have loaned out 18-year-old goalkeeper Aidan Rice to Inverness Caledonian Thistle on an emergency basis.

Rice, who has impressed while playing for Celtic’s B team in the Scottish Lowland League, has also trained with the Celtic first team and featured in the UEFA Youth League during the 2024-25 campaign.

(Image: Ross MacDonald - SNS Group) The move comes as Inverness face significant financial challenges, including a 15 points sanction already imposed this season in the Scottish third tier. 

Inverness are being threatened with possible liquidation as the Highland club struggle to find a buyer. 

Former chairman Alan Savage has provided enough funding to see out the season. However, the future beyond that looks bleak.

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