Ryan Christie

Celtic will have a contingent on show at Hampden tomorrow as Steve Clarke’s Scotland make their return to major tournaments after a 23-year wait. In anticipation for the game, Celtic released a Scotland quiz featuring two of the stars that will be hoping to feature against the Czech Republic, Greg Taylor and Ryan Christie.

I don’t think the Ryan Christie wayward Celtic shot meme is going away anytime soon. It’s here to stay. The refrain of “Ah, fur f-” was a familiar one throughout the 2020/21 season as we witnessed long-range Christie shots battering the empty seats of stands up and down the country.

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Southampton fans site The Ugly Inside have been weighing up another Saints raid on Celtic this summer, this time to sign midfielder Ryan Christie. Southampton have done very well out of their cross border raids on the East End of Glasgow, picking up hugely successful bargain buys including Virgil Van Dijk, Victor Wanyama, Fraser Forster and Stuart Armstrong.

Southampton are moving for Celtic midfielder Ryan Christie. The 26-year-old's was an integral part of the Scotland team that qualified for this summer's Euros; and his ability to score goals from midfield appeals to Saints boss Ralph Hasenhuttl. The Sun says Christie's contract expires at the end of this year,...

English Premier League side Southampton will be closely monitoring Ryan Christie at Euro 2020, according to the Scottish Sun. Christie has been called up for Scotland duty this summer after Steve Clarke’s side managed to heroically qualify for the competition back in November. The attacking-midfielder played a key role in qualifying despite a generally poor campaign at Celtic.

SOUTHAMPTON will target Celtic’s Scotland star Ryan Christie during Euro 2020. Christie, 26, helped fire Scotland to the competition and his ability to score from midfield appeals to the Saints. His contract runs out at the end of this year, so Celtic need to cash in now or lose him...

Celtic attacker Ryan Christie has reflected on his emotional Scotland heroics that left him speechless during his post-match interview. Christie gained national recognition around the UK when he gave a teary-eyed interview with Sky Sports back in November. It came immediately after Scotland had beaten Serbia in their Euro 2020 playoff final in Belgrade. Christie was one of the heroes after bagging the goal that would lead us to penalties. A historic 5-4 success saw us end a 22-year major wait to reach a finals.

Not too many Celtic players have had a good campaign this time around. The team have underwhelmed throughout the course of the season and it should not come as a surprise that they are set to finish it without a trophy or a win over the Rangers. One man who...

Norwich City and Burnley want Scotland midfielder Ryan Christie, with the 26-year-old set to become the first Celtic departure of a summer of transition at the club. (Daily Mail, print edition) Rangers are to offer winger Ryan Kent a new contract to fend off Leeds United interest. (Daily Record) Hibernian...

LUBO MORAVCIK says he can understand why Ryan Christie would be tempted by a move to the English Premier League, as the Celtic legend admitted that his old club may have to accept their place in the footballing food chain. Christie is out of contract at Celtic next January and...

One of Ryan Christie’s former teammates believes that he’s every bit as good as Leicester star James Maddison. Christie has been in the news this week after eyebrow-raising news on his contract came to light. The Daily Mail [print edition, 25/04, back page] reported that his deal is due to expire in January in an unusual contract anomaly. It had previously been expected that Christie was tied to Parkhead until the summer of 2022.

As we know by now, Ryan Christie could potentially leave Celtic for nothing in January due to his unusual Celtic contract. That’s what was reported by the Scottish Daily Mail yesterday [25/04, back page]. Christie is said to be closing in on the final six months of his deal, opening Celtic up to a real problem.

While the haggling for Celtic striker Odsonne Edouard has been played out in the press, it’s easy to forget other names like Kristoffer Ajer and Ryan Christie. Over recent seasons, Ajer and Christie have been a huge part of the team. Between them, they’ve made over 300 appearances for the Bhoys [Transfermarkt]. Comparatively, given the youthful feel of the squad, their experience is invaluable.

Undoubtedly, Celtic are set to lose a raft of senior players this summer in the midst of a colossal rebuild at Parkhead. One man who has been perpetually linked with moves away from the Hoops is Ryan Christie, who has received a mixed reception from the Parkhead faithful this campaign.

Well, it was good to get this one out of the way, and I am the first to admit that I was angry, frustrated and extremely worried at half time because we have been there before – battering at the goal, then being suckered at the end. Two games against Ross County spring readily to mind.

Outgoing Celtic captain Scott Brown will “probably deserve” a statue, according to Ryan Christie. Christie, who starred in Scotland’s 2-2 draw with Austria on Thursday night, made the suggestion while talking about Brown’s impact at the club. Given the calibre of club men with statues outside Paradise, it’s quite a...

Celtic hero Ryan Christie has admitted that he was left stunned by the decision not to award Scotland a penalty against Austria on Thursday night. With the Scots 1-0 down in their opening World Cup qualifier, Christie was ridiculously hauled to the deck by Stefan Ilsanker. It looked a stonewall penalty, and a big chance for Scotland to get back into the game.