
Nancy 'grateful' for Celtic backing amid losing start
Wilfried Nancy says "I don't have to prove anything to anybody" amid criticism of his losing start as Celtic manager.

Wilfried Nancy says "I don't have to prove anything to anybody" amid criticism of his losing start as Celtic manager.

Rodgers left Celtic for second time in October Martin O’Neill says patience needed with Wilfried Nancy Brendan Rodgers is in talks over a managerial return at Saudi Arabian side Al-Qadsiah. Rodgers resigned from Celtic in October, a move that proved the trigger for a stinging attack from the club’s main shareholder Dermot Desmond. The 52-year-old is yet to address Desmond’s sentiment but is known to have been attractive to Saudi clubs for some time. He turned down a move to the kingdom after leaving Leicester in 2023. Continue reading...

Manager Stephen Robinson revels in a half-time change and his motivational methods as St Mirren sweep Celtic aside to win the Premier Sports Cup.

Captain scores in injury time for 1-0 win at St Mirren Rangers beat Livingston thanks to Diomandé winner Callum McGregor scored a late winner as Celtic cut the gap on Scottish Premiership leaders Hearts to four points with a 1-0 win over St Mirren in Paisley. The below-par visitors failed to muster a shot on target for much of the match and almost fell behind when Declan John shot straight at Kasper Schmeichel with six minutes remaining. Continue reading...
There were two highly unusual aspects to Celtic's annual meeting

Red cards shown and boos heard amid shareholder anger Dermot Desmond’s son Ross hits out at ‘shameful’ fans The scale of background unrest at Celtic has been made more plain than ever after the club’s annual general meeting was abandoned after only 25 minutes following heckling from supporters towards board members. Celtic shareholders, who are unhappy with the way the club is being managed, held up red cards, booed and chanted “sack the board” as directors arrived for the meeting. A half-hour adjournment was called, after which pre-recorded interviews were shown. Continue reading...

Chairman Peter Lawwell adjourns Celtic's annual meeting inside five minutes following chants of "sack the board" by some shareholders.
A man is to appear in court following a "disturbance" at Celtic Park.

Former defender on his challenge as sporting director at Ligue 1 club and using Arsène Wenger as an inspiration Returning to Brittany was the obvious choice for Laurent Koscielny. Having left Lorient for Arsenal in 2010, the former defender is back at the Ligue 1 side as the sporting director. “My wife and I were keen to come back, it’s a beautiful region, and the people are welcoming and kind,” the Frenchman says of the seaside town, known for its annual Celtic music festival and military naval base. Continue reading...
Celtic rock band Skerryvore celebrated Scotland's qualification for the World Cup mid-show, pausing a gig in Bury

Club hope to have Frenchman in charge next weekend Any compensation not regarded as problematic Celtic are to accelerate talks with Wilfried Nancy over the weekend as the Columbus Crew manager edges closer to replacing Brendan Rodgers in Glasgow. Celtic are understood to have informed the Major League Soccer side on Friday of their plans, with any compensation required to coax the Frenchman not regarded as problematic. Nancy is believed to be keen on the switch. Celtic hope to have Nancy in place by the time they visit St Mirren next weekend, which would bring an end to Martin O’Neill’s caretaker spell. O’Neill was due to meet Celtic’s main shareholder, Dermot Desmond, in London on Friday. The second tenure of Rodgers in Glasgow ended in acrimony in late October, with Desmond taking public aim at the former Liverpool manager. Continue reading...

A decision not to show a red card to Celtic's Auston Trusty in their Premier Sports Cup semi-final win over Rangers is backed by Scottish FA head of referees Willie Collum.

Kheredine Idessane speaks to an MLS expert about Columbus Crew head coach Wilfried Nancy, who has been linked with Celtic.

Joe Ledley believes fellow Welshman Craig Bellamy is "a perfect fit" to be Celtic manager and would be "very interested" in doing so.