Peter Grant has floated a possible managerial merry-go-round involving Celtic, Manchester United, Eddie Howe and Michael Carrick if Martin O’Neill were to leave Parkhead. The former Celtic midfielder would welcome Howe as O’Neill’s successor, but also believes Carrick should remain…

Former Celtic midfielder Peter Grant has suggested that Eddie Howe and Michael Carrick should be considered as potential managerial candidates for Celtic if Martin O'Neill decides to leave his role. Grant highly rates Howe, his former teammate, but believes Howe may still be focused on working in the English Premier League.
Grant outlined a scenario where Howe could potentially take over at Manchester United, which might leave Carrick available. He praised Carrick's calmness and understanding of the game from their time working together at West Ham. There is currently no indication that Celtic is actively speaking to either manager.
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