Summary
Celtic has let go of manager Wilfried Nancy after only eight matches, following a pattern of losses. Nancy, who took on the role after success in Major League Soccer, struggled to maintain the team's winning momentum. Along with Nancy, several staff members, including Paul Tisdale, were also removed from their positions.
Key Facts
- Wilfried Nancy was dismissed after Celtic lost 3-1 to Rangers, marking his sixth loss in eight matches.
- Nancy joined Celtic on December 4, following a successful stint with Columbus Crew in Major League Soccer.
- Under Nancy's management, Celtic suffered four consecutive losses, a situation last experienced in 1978 under Jock Stein.
- After two wins against Aberdeen and Livingston, Celtic still faced defeats against Motherwell and Rangers.
- Paul Tisdale, head of football operations, and Nancy's coaching staff were also removed.
- The club statement mentioned that more updates would be shared with supporters soon.
- Nancy had previously been recognized as the MLS manager of the year in 2024 and led Columbus Crew to significant achievements.
- He managed only five wins in his last 20 games as a coach.
