Jack Hendry: Last News

Sometimes it’s better to be lucky than good.

Osaze Urhoghide had a tough debut at his new Belgian club as the young Celtic defender was substituted at the break for KV Oostende.

In a night that the Tartan Army won't forget for some time, Scotland took a huge step towards the World Cup in Qatar next year with a last gasp winner against Israel to send Hampden bezerk.

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Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappe and Neymar at bay. And the Scotland star even missed a glorious chance that would have sealed a famous Champions League win for his new team.

Jack Hendry insists he's out to make up for lost time at Celtic by impressing on Champions League nights with Club Brugge. The centre back is set to line up against the likes of Lionel Messi, Neymar and Kylian Mbappe on Wednesday night when Club Brugge welcome PSG in their Champions League opener.

Euro 2020 as Czech Republic beat them 2-0 at Hampden. Steve Clarke 's side got off to a nightmare start in Group D after waiting 23 years to reach a major tournament.

Steve Clarke's team nearly got their Euro 2020 preparations off to a flying start. A late free-kick from Memphis Depay, whipped into Craig Gordon's near post, sealed a 2-2 draw that was hard to take for the impressive Scots.They'd led through a wonderful finish from Jack Hendry who broke character to fire one in from 20 yards after regaining possession.

Jack Hendry returned to action as his side were beaten 5-3 in a thriller against Mechelen. The Celtic loanee was on the wrong end of a wild challenge by Mehdi Carcela of Standard Liege and landed awkwardly on his shoulder.

Jack Hendry will discover in the coming days if he is going to be fit for Euro 2020. The defender damaged his shoulder after a horror tackle by Mehdi Carcela during KV Oostende's weekend play-off win over Standard Liege.Hendry had to limp off after being caught high with studs on the ankle.

Jack Hendry is chasing a dream double - Champions League football and a place in Steve Clarke’s Euro 2020-bound squad. The on-loan Celtic defender has impressed at Belgian shock troops KV Oostende and that impressive form saw him force his way back into Clarke’s squad, as he helped Scotland to make an unbeaten start to the World Cup qualifiers against Austria, Israel and the Faroe Islands.

Jack Hendry has confirmed that KV Oostende are pushing to try and sign him on a permanent basis from Celtic.The Belgian Euro chasers have the first option on the defender as part of his season-long loan agreement. If Oostende can agree terms with the Scotland international then he will remain in Flanders but if not then he will return to Celtic, where he has another year left on his contract.Burnley, Wolves and Genk are amongst the clubs who are all keeping an admiring eye on the 25-year-old’s impressive form this season.Hendry explained: “I still have a year left on my contract at Celtic but Oostende have first option on me.

Jack Hendry 's return to the Scotland fold was tinged with disappointment after a 2-2 draw against Austria on Thursday night. As a vital part of the KV Oostende side shocking Belgium's top flight national boss Steve Clarke opted to call up the centre-back for the first time in three years.

Jack Hendry could still have a future at Celtic.The Hoops caretaker refused to rule out revisiting an agreement with Belgian side Oostende who are keen to take up the option to make his loan deal permanent this summer.Hendry’s failure to cement a first team spot at Parkhead under Neil Lennon forced the defender to jump ship to the Jupiler Pro League where he’s been a hit for a side that sit fourth and are pushing for a Champions League spot.It’s been a career revival which has placed the Scotland cap on the radar of Burnley, Wolves and Werder Bremen but Kennedy admits Celtic could be forced into a rethink when asked if the door remained opened for a return of a player who will still have one year to run on his contract.He said: “Yes

Europa League.The Ibrox men travel to Belgium for Thursday’s first leg as they prepare to wrestle for a place in the last 16 of the competition.Hendry is currently on loan at KV Oostende and knows exactly what Steven Gerrard’s side will face over the two games, as they try to match last season’s heroics in the same competition.Belgian legend Franky Vercauteren has taken over at 'The Great Old' since this tie was drawn.Gerrard warned that Antwerp were in a false domestic position at that time and that has been proved right by Vercauteren, as he has steadied the ship and turned them into one of the main challengers behind champions-in-waiting Club Brugge.Hendry’s KV Oostende have played Royal Antwerp twice.They held them to a 1-1 draw in

Jack Hendry will be offered the chance to make his loan deal at KV Oostende permanent this summer. The 25-year-old struggled to hold down a regular spot in the Hoops starting line-up, but has been a stand-out at the back for the Belgian side.Oostende sporting director Gauthier Ganaye has now revealed the Jupiler Pro League club plan to exercise their option to make the deal permanent, and hope to convince the Scotland cap that it's the right move for him. Ganaye told the club website when asked about Hendry: “We have a loan with a purchase option.

Jack Hendry looks set to leave Celtic as KV Oostende prepare to activate a clause in his loan agreement, according to a report. The Daily Mail suggest the Parkhead club will make a £250,000 profit on the £1.5m they spent to prise him from Dundee back in 2018.

Jack Hendry has admitted his future at his parent club is out of his hands, but will return to fight for his place if that's what Neil Lennon wants. Hendry was limited to just a single Betfred Cup appearance for Celtic last season before he was shipped out to Australia for the second half of his campaign.

Celtic defender.The Scottish international flew out to Belgium today for his medical and is expected to complete his move tomorrow afternoon.The 25-year-old is looking to get his career back up and running after his loan last season at Melbourne City was wrecked by injury.Hendry suffered a serious knee injury that required surgery in only his second A-League appearance.He is now back to full fitness.Hendry was back training with the Celtic squad before Neil Lennon headed for England.He was signed from Dundee by Brendan Rodgers for £1 million but since Lennon has come in he has been on the fringes.The defender is hoping his exposure in the Jupiler Pro-League will get his promising career back on the rise.KVV’s owners, Pacific Media Group,

Jack Hendry's latest injury may have left him down but he has vowed it won’t put him under.