Interim manager Martin O’Neill has indicated that his tenure with Celtic may extend beyond this Sunday’s match against Hibernian. O’Neill, who returned to the club last month following Brendan Rodgers’ unexpected resignation, has achieved remarkable success in his short time in charge.
Celtic’s Scottish Premiership Match Against Hibernian
Celtic is set to face Hibernian in the Scottish Premiership on Sunday. O’Neill, a legendary figure in Celtic’s history, initially believed this match could be his last as caretaker manager.
O’Neill’s Performance and Departure Speculation
During his interim period, O’Neill has guided the team to five victories out of six matches. His impressive record has raised expectations among fans. Despite speculation regarding his departure, he revealed there is a “strong possibility” he will also lead the team into the game against Dundee next Wednesday.
Management Transition
- Current Interim Manager: Martin O’Neill
- Predecessor: Brendan Rodgers
- Expected Replacement: Wilfried Nancy from Columbus Crew
- Matches Won: 5 out of 6
O’Neill explained that recent information regarding his situation has caused a change in his outlook. “I thought it was going to be my last game, but I received news yesterday that the process is still ongoing,” he stated in an interview with BBC Scotland.
This ongoing process is reportedly related to paperwork and administrative details. O’Neill remains focused on the upcoming matches, emphasizing the need for continuity in leadership during this transitional period.
Conclusion
As Celtic prepares for this critical match against Hibernian, all eyes will be on Martin O’Neill. His return to the club has been met with enthusiasm, and many hope he can lead Celtic to continued success before a permanent replacement is announced.
