Celtic manager Neil Lennon has reassured goalkeeper Lukasz Zaluska that he can retain his starting place even if the club buys a new gloveman.
Lennon is still on the lookout for reinforcements in goal but has said that the 29-year old Pole can continue performing well and stay in the number one shirt.
When asked if Zaluska's job was under threat, Lennon said: "That's not necessarily true. When we brought Lukasz in last season he did very well.
"He is playing well and he had no chance with the goal (in the 5-1 win over Dundee United on Saturday).
"But I need to bring a keeper in because if Lukasz gets injured then we only have Dominic Cervi and nobody else.
"So it is important that I bring another keeper regardless of Lukasz's form - and he played very well today.
"We know he is a good goalkeeper."
