Celtic’s Hibs Match Likely Not Martin O’Neill’s Farewell Game
Interim manager Martin O’Neill has indicated that Celtic’s upcoming match against Hibernian this Sunday may not mark his final game in charge. O’Neill’s tenure began last month, following the unexpected resignation of former manager Brendan Rodgers.
Celtic’s Interim Management Situation
Since taking over, O’Neill has experienced significant success, winning five out of six matches. His return to the club has reignited hope among fans and players alike. However, as he prepares for the match at Easter Road, questions linger about his long-term position.
Upcoming Matches
Despite previously believing that the Hibs match would conclude his caretaker role, O’Neill revealed there’s a “strong possibility” he may also coach the team in a home match against Dundee on Wednesday.
- Current Interim Manager: Martin O’Neill
- Matches Won: 5 out of 6
- Expected Match Against Dundee: Wednesday
- Location of Hibs Match: Easter Road
O’Neill commented on the situation, mentioning, “The process is ongoing, but that should materialise next week.” This statement hints at administrative issues still being resolved regarding his potential successor.
Looking Forward
The coaching landscape at Celtic continues to evolve. Columbus Crew’s head coach, Wilfried Nancy, is anticipated to take over from O’Neill. As the club navigates this transitional phase, supporters remain eager to see how the situation unfolds.
In summary, while Sunday’s fixture may not be O’Neill’s farewell, it carries significance for both the team and its fans as they look ahead to future developments.
