Former Celtic and England goalkeeper Joe Hart made his debut as a TV pundit for Euro 2024, and it’s safe to say that viewers were more than pleased with his performance. The 37-year-old, who recently retired from Celtic after three trophy-laden years, brought his wealth of experience and knowledge to the screen, and fans couldn’t get enough.
Hart’s tattoos stole the show as he joined a panel of seven English pundits. Many English fans taking jabs at his black design. But it wasn’t just his ink that caught the attention of viewers; it was his insightful commentary and articulate analysis that really stood out.
Joe bid farewell to his illustrious career in the best way possible, as he helped Celtic secure a league and cup double in his final season with the club. The 37-year-old announced his retirement earlier this year, stating that he wanted to go out on top.
Hart’s final few weeks with Celtic were nothing short of spectacular. In the Scottish Premiership, he helped the club secure their 53rd league title, making crucial saves and providing a calming presence between the sticks. His experience and leadership were invaluable as Celtic fended off stiff competition from rivals Rangers.
The crowning moment of Hart’s final season came in the Scottish Cup final, where he helped Celtic secure a 1-0 victory over Rangers, thanks to a last-minute goal from Adam Idah. The win was a fitting end to Hart’s career, as he lifted his 12th major trophy and received a standing ovation from the Celtic faithful.
Throughout his time at Celtic, Hart’s ability to connect with the fans was evident. Supporters repeatedly belted out his chant of ‘Super Joe’, and he was seen as a leader both on and off the pitch.
