Summary
Martin O'Neill has returned to Celtic as the manager for the rest of the season after the club dismissed the previous manager, Wilfried Nancy, due to poor performance. O'Neill plans to work on strengthening the team's roster during the January transfer window to improve their chances in the Scottish Premiership.
Key Facts
- Martin O'Neill is back as Celtic's manager for the rest of the season.
- He took over following Wilfried Nancy's dismissal after six losses in eight matches.
- O'Neill aims to sign new players in the January transfer window to improve the team.
- Celtic is currently six points behind league leaders Hearts in the Scottish Premiership.
- O'Neill previously managed Celtic from 2000 to 2005, winning seven out of eight matches in his latest term.
- The demand to win the Scottish Premiership has not been expressly stated by the club.
- O'Neill will work with assistants Shaun Maloney and Stephen McManus.
- He has expressed uncertainty about staying longer than this current stint at Celtic.
