Moritz Bauer returns to SC Veltheim after three years without a club
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 14, 2026, 5:19 PM
Last updated Oct 14, 2026

Moritz Bauer has signed with Swiss sixth-tier side SC Veltheim after three years out of professional football. The former Celtic defender, who had previously played for Stoke City and Ufa, began his youth career at Veltheim. The club announced his return, highlighting his experience and the importance of his recovery following hip surgery. While excitement surrounds his signing, the club noted that Bauer's immediate focus is on rehabilitation and there are no expectations for his on-field return yet.
- •Bauer has not played professionally since leaving Servette in 2023.
- •He contributed to Celtic's Scottish championship and cup victory during his loan.
- •SC Veltheim confirmed his signing on October 14, 2026.
- •Bauer's return follows a significant recovery from hip surgery.
- •The club emphasizes no pressure for his immediate playing status.
- 5:19 PMYahoo Sports — Former Celtic defender Moritz Bauer finally finds himself a new club
"Former Celtic loanee Moritz Bauer has made a sensational return to football after three years without a club…Moritz Bauer, Photo Celtic FCThe Swiss born Austrian International right back signed for ...
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