Ayr Utd are on the verge of completing a loan deal for Celtic's Jude Bonnar, a talented young midfielder. The 19-year-old made his senior debut for Celtic in a 5-1 win over Aberdeen at Celtic Park last season. Bonnar's loan move to Ayr Utd is expected to be finalized soon, with the teenager set to spend the upcoming season at the Scottish Championship side. Brendan Rodgers, the Celtic manager, has praised Bonnar's work ethic and technical ability. Rodgers said: 'He's done very well with the second team, but not only that, he's working very, very hard.' Ayr Utd, managed by Scott Brown, finished third in the Championship last season and narrowly missed out on promotion. The club will be hoping that Bonnar's arrival can help them secure a spot in the Scottish Premiership. Bonnar's loan deal is a significant coup for Ayr Utd, who will be looking to capitalize on the relegations of Ross County and St Johnstone. The Scottish Championship is set to be highly competitive, with several teams vying for promotion. Ayr Utd's chances of reaching the Scottish Premiership have been boosted by the loan signing of Bonnar. The young midfielder's arrival will provide a significant injection of talent and energy to the squad. With Bonnar on board, Ayr Utd will be looking to make a strong push for promotion. The club's fans will be eagerly anticipating the new season, with the loan signing of Bonnar generating significant excitement. Bonnar's experience playing for Celtic's senior team will be invaluable to Ayr Utd, who will be looking to draw on his expertise to aid their promotion bid.