O'Neill out of hospital, but 'no timeline' for Celtic return
Summary
Martin O'Neill, the manager of Celtic football club, has left the hospital after a minor procedure but has not decided when he will return to coaching. Assistant manager Shaun Maloney said O'Neill will decide whether he is ready to manage the upcoming game against Kilmarnock, and Celtic will prepare accordingly.Key Facts
- Martin O'Neill had a small medical procedure and was discharged from the hospital on Thursday.
- There is no set timetable for his return to coaching Celtic’s games.
- Shaun Maloney, assistant manager, may take charge of the team if O'Neill is not ready.
- O'Neill was present for Celtic’s opening game of the Scottish Premiership season, a 1-0 win over Dundee.
- Maloney visited O'Neill and reported he was feeling much better.
- Decisions about new player signings before the next game are being handled by O'Neill and chief executive Michael Nicholson.
- Some players, like Arne Engels and Alistair Johnston, are expected to be available for the Kilmarnock game.
- Celtic is preparing for the upcoming match on a day-to-day basis depending on O'Neill’s health.
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