Conor Hazard was born in Belfast on 5 March 1998 (age 28) and came through the Northern Irish game with Cliftonville before Celtic brought him to Glasgow in July 2015. A commanding 6ft 6in (1.98m) goalkeeper, he had the frame for the position long before he had a settled senior platform.
His Celtic spell was more an early grounding than a full first-team career, though he did make five league appearances in 2020-21. That remains the busiest league season of his time at the club. In July 2023, he left Celtic for Plymouth Argyle, a move that gave his career a clearer shape.
Plymouth is where Hazard’s senior record has been built most substantially. Across two seasons at Argyle, he made 52 league appearances, by some distance the strongest body of work in his career to date.
He has since been with Wycombe Wanderers, where in 2026-27 he has made four League One appearances and one in the League Cup. He has also been involved with Northern Ireland this season, making one appearance in World Cup qualifying.
Hazard’s career began with promise at Celtic, but it has been defined far more by the regular football he found after leaving Glasgow, particularly at Plymouth Argyle. Wycombe is now the next stage of a solid professional path.
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