Speaking exclusively to Football FanCast, former Premier League midfielder Lee Hendrie thinks moving for Bournemouth's Asmir Begovic could be a good idea for Celtic, claiming that the 33-year-old is a "big player".

Following Fraser Forster's return to Southampton, Vasilis Barkas has spent some time between the posts for the Bhoys after joining the club from AEK Athens last summer.

However, the goalkeeper has really struggled, recently coming in for some strong criticism from Richard Foster.

Undoubtedly, the role in goal has proven to be a problem position for Celtic this season, and Hendrie believes a player like Begovic could be the solution - especially as the 6 ft 6 stopper is someone prospective new Bhoys boss Eddie Howe knows well from their time together at Dean Court.

The Sky Sports pundit told FFC in an exclusive interview:

"Begovic, you know, he's a big player. Again, he's had a very good season at Bournemouth.

"I do feel that, yes, the goalkeeping area is certainly a massive must for me. Begovic is a very, very good goalkeeper.

"There are lots of goalkeepers out there that would certainly be attracted to go into Celtic."

The Bosnia and Herzegovina international had a spell at Chelsea between 2015-2017, where he was described as an "excellent 'keeper" by former manager Jose Mourinho, so has experience playing for a demanding club where there are a lot of expectations.