Celtic defender Dane Murray focused on first-team opportunities
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 24, 2026, 9:03 AM
Last updated Oct 24, 2026

Dane Murray expressed his happiness at finally getting consistent playtime with Celtic, having started four consecutive matches. The defender's run comes as he steps in due to injuries to Cameron Carter-Vickers and Auston Trusty. Murray, who joined the first team under Ange Postecoglou, had previously dealt with injuries that hampered his early progress. He declined a loan move to Dundee this summer, emphasizing his commitment to Celtic. The team will face Easter Road soon, raising questions about Murray's position if Carter-Vickers returns.
- •Murray has started four straight matches for Celtic.
- •Celtic faces Easter Road next, possibly impacting Murray's starting role.
- •He turned down a loan to Dundee for more first-team exposure.
- •Cameron Carter-Vickers' anticipated return raises starting lineup questions.
- 9:03 AMYahoo Sports — Making the grade at Celtic has been my only goal says Dane Murray
"Celtic centre-half Dane Murray has spoken of his delight at finally getting a run of games in the Celtic first team…October 15, 2026, Lisbon, Portugal: Dane Murray L of Celtic FC and Georgiy Sudakov...
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