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Former Celtic captain Paul Lambert insists he would not be surprised if Martin O'Neill stepped down from his position as manager.

Former Celtic captain Paul Lambert stated he would not be surprised if manager Martin O'Neill chose to step down from his position. Following a 1-0 home defeat against Rangers on Sunday, the 74-year-old manager admitted he would evaluate his future during the upcoming international break, questioning whether it might be time to conclude his tenure.
Celtic have faced three consecutive defeats across all competitions, including losses to Rangers and Ferencvaros. Lambert insisted that the club would not dismiss O'Neill, while also criticizing defender Cameron Carter-Vickers for claiming that the team's style of play had become too random.
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