Celtic have endured two damaging defeats in the past seven days, with Vasilios Barkas among the Hoops players coming under fire.
He has been criticised during the Milan game by Michael Stewart and also in the Old Firm derby by former Scotland international Alan Hutton.
However one man not criticising him is Hoops manager Neil Lennon, and he spoke to the media about the Greek international following the last few games.
Lennon defends Vasilios Barkas
Speaking about Barkas to the Daily Record, Lennon said, “Goalkeeper is a specialist position. I’m not criticising him.
“I think he can improve and will improve as he goes along. I think it’s unfair to criticise one player after a difficult couple of games. I’m not going to do that.”
Vasilios Barkas’ time so far at Celtic
The 26-year-old arrived in the summer and had a hard act to follow as the replacement for Fraser Forster. The Englishman is adored at Parkhead after having two successful spells at the club, where he has played 236 games, conceded only 185 goals and kept 118 clean sheets, (Transfermarkt).







