Former St Mirren goalkeeper and reported Celtic target Vaclav Hladky has been linked with a move to Polish side Legia Warsaw.

According to the Herald Scotland, the Czech keeper is a target of the Ekstraklasa side, after becoming a free agent, departing St Mirren at the end of his contract.

Hladky has been a target of a few European sides, such as Slavia Prague and also Celtic as he is seen as a goalkeeper who could play at a higher level than he has been in the last few seasons

Of course, the hoops will be interested with the departure of Fraser Forster, after his loan expired and have also been looking at targets such as Joe Hart, David Marshall and AEK stopper Vasilis Barkas as the deal to bring Forster back looks more unlikely

The 29-year will be a familiar name to many Celtic fans but may not be the most appealing. He seemed to do a brilliant job at St Mirren, but some would likely still have too many questions over Hladky being number one at the club.