Conor Hazard was born in Belfast on 5 March 1998 (age 28) and came through in Northern Irish football with Cliftonville before Celtic brought him to Glasgow in July 2015. A goalkeeper by trade, he spent a long stretch on Celtic’s books without ever becoming central to the club’s plans.
His main league involvement at Celtic came in 2020-21, when he made five league appearances. That remains the most visible part of his Celtic career in league terms: enough to place him in the story, not enough to make the story about him.
Hazard left Celtic in July 2023 for Plymouth Argyle. A spell with Wycombe Wanderers followed in the post-Celtic period, but Plymouth is where his senior career has taken its clearest shape. Across two seasons with Argyle, he has made 52 league appearances, giving him the settled run that had largely eluded him earlier.
Hazard’s career began with promise at Cliftonville, passed through Celtic with limited league involvement, and has been defined more fully by Plymouth Argyle. He remains an established professional goalkeeper whose main body of work has come after leaving Glasgow.
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