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The Herald Scotland
29-05-2025
- Sport
- The Herald Scotland
Aberdeen confirm exit of Celtic-bound Ross Doohan
Doohan is one of 12 players leaving the club, eight at the end of their contracts and four who see their loans coming to and end. As first revealed by Herald Sport on May 5, Celtic are making their move to bring the 27-year-old back to where he started. He will act as back-up to Kasper Schmeichel and Viljami Sinisalo and boost club-trained quota for European competition. Read more: Former Glasgow football ground could become nationally important site Mark Warburton issues Rangers management warning to Davide Ancelotti Previous third-choice keeper Scott Bain left the Hoops today after a seven-and-a-half-year stay, with Brendan Rodgers paying a classy tribute to him. Doohan made four appearances in cup competitions during his first Parkhead spell, and had a string of loans, before going on to sign permanently for Forest Green Rovers and then move on to Pittodrie. Aberdeen are also releasing Jack MacKenzie, Tom Ritchie, Blair McKenzie. Evan Towler, Victor Enem and Fraser Mackie. Jamie McGrath has already signed a pre-contract with Hibs. Kevin Nisbet, Oday Dabbagh, Jeppe Okkels and Alfie Dorrington head back to their parent clubs with the Dons not taking up their permanent options on Dabbagh and Okkels.
The National
29-05-2025
- Sport
- The National
Aberdeen confirm exit of Celtic-bound Ross Doohan
The Scottish Cup winners have put out a squad update after their season ended with that historic victory over the Hoops at Hampden on Saturday. Doohan is one of 12 players leaving the club, eight at the end of their contracts and four who see their loans coming to and end. As first revealed by Herald Sport on May 5, Celtic are making their move to bring the 27-year-old back to where he started. He will act as back-up to Kasper Schmeichel and Viljami Sinisalo and boost club-trained quota for European competition. Read more: Former Glasgow football ground could become nationally important site Mark Warburton issues Rangers management warning to Davide Ancelotti Previous third-choice keeper Scott Bain left the Hoops today after a seven-and-a-half-year stay, with Brendan Rodgers paying a classy tribute to him. Doohan made four appearances in cup competitions during his first Parkhead spell, and had a string of loans, before going on to sign permanently for Forest Green Rovers and then move on to Pittodrie. Aberdeen are also releasing Jack MacKenzie, Tom Ritchie, Blair McKenzie. Evan Towler, Victor Enem and Fraser Mackie. Jamie McGrath has already signed a pre-contract with Hibs. Kevin Nisbet, Oday Dabbagh, Jeppe Okkels and Alfie Dorrington head back to their parent clubs with the Dons not taking up their permanent options on Dabbagh and Okkels.
Press and Journal
26-05-2025
- Sport
- Press and Journal
Aberdeen goalkeeper Ross Doohan to join Celtic
Aberdeen goalkeeper Ross Doohan will leave the club this summer after agreeing to return to Celtic. The 27-year-old watched from the bench as the Dons beat the Hoops on penalties to win the Scottish Cup on Saturday in what was his final game with the club. The Scot was linked with his former club earlier this month and the Press and Journal understands he has now agreed a pre-contract to return to Celtic Park. Doohan, who made 18 appearances for Aberdeen this season while Mitov was absent due to injury, is set to replace Hoops' third-choice goalkeeper Scott Bain, who is in the final year of his contract with the Glasgow club. Under Uefa regulations, Celtic must name eight homegrown players in their squad for the Champions League. In addition, four of the players must originate from a club's own youth system. Doohan is a graduate of Celtic's academy and spent seven years with the Parkhead side from 2015 to 2022.
Daily Record
25-05-2025
- Sport
- Daily Record
Ross Doohan to join Celtic as free transfer from Aberdeen ticks key box for Brendan Rodgers
The Dons No2 is out of contract at the Scottish Cup winners and is now expected to rejoin his former club Celtic are poised to re-sign Ross Doohan. The keeper is out-of-contract at Aberdeen and is set to leave on freedom of contract. Doohan is now expected to return to the Hoops, where he came through the ranks. Celtic are expected to let Scott Bain leave and will need another Scottish goalkeeper to fill their European quota. Doohan is also seen as an academy graduate and would fill in behind Kasper Schmeiche l and Viljami Sinisalo. Doohan left Celtic for Tranmere Rovers in 2023 and then moved on to Forest Green Rovers and Aberdeen in 2023. The keeper was back-up to Dimitar Mitov but got plenty of top team action when the Bulgarian was out injured for the Pittodrie outfit. Doohan is set to join Jamie McGrath and Jack MacKenzie in leaving the Scottish Cup holders. McGrath has signed a pre-contract while Record Sport previously broke the story that Mackenzie was wanted by Plymouth Argyle. The left-back is set to join the newly-relegated League One club. Follow Record Sport on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram for all of the up-to-the minute breaking news, video and audio on the SPFL, the Scotland national team and beyond. You can get all the news you need on our dedicated Rangers and Celtic pages, and sign up to our newsletters to make sure you never miss a beat throughout the season.
Daily Tribune
21-05-2025
- Automotive
- Daily Tribune
Australian F1 driver Doohan calls for online abuse to stop
Australian Formula One driver Jack Doohan has pleaded for online abuse of his family to stop after being targeted on social media. The 22-year-old, son of former motorcycling world champion Mick Doohan, was this month dropped by the Alpine team after only six races. He was replaced by Argentina's Franco Colapinto, who finished 16th at the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix in Italy on Sunday following a big crash in qualifying. Writing to his nearly 500,000 followers on Instagram, Doohan said a fake post attributed to his father had been created on there to paint the elder Doohan in a bad light. 'Please stop harassing my family. I didn't think I would have to get to this point,' Doohan wrote on Instagram alongside a screenshot of what he said was the fake post. It showed a picture of Colapinto after a crash and Doohan senior supposedly commenting, 'Very impressive'. 'Multiple Argentine outlets falsely reported the fabricated image, which triggered the online abuse of my family,' Doohan, now a reserve driver for Alpine, wrote. A separate Alpine statement also called for an end to the abuse. 'We encourage everyone to remember that behind the visor of these superhuman athletes there is a person, an individual with feelings, family, friends and loved ones,' the team wrote. 'As a team we cannot condone online abuse and urge all fans of this sport we love to be kind and respectful.' The next race is in Monaco this weekend.
