Martin O’Neill to be confirmed as Celtic's permanent manager on a one-year contract with a second-year option, following his successful interim spell and after Robbie Keane's candidacy faced fan backlash.
Several Celtic supporters clubs oppose Robbie Keane's potential appointment as manager due to his past role with Maccabi Tel Aviv during the Gaza conflict, citing the club's founding values of solidarity with those suffering injustice.
Martin O'Neill and Robbie Keane are reportedly the leading candidates for the Celtic manager role. O'Neill, who had two interim spells this season, steered the club to a league and cup double. Keane has gained managerial experience in Israel and Hungary, winning titles in both countries.
Celtic secured a domestic double by defeating Dunfermline in the Scottish Cup final. Martin O'Neill's future as manager remains uncertain despite the win, with the club hierarchy considering younger options.
