A claim over Shaun Maloney’s Celtic salary has emerged, with Paul John Dykes saying his understanding is that the assistant manager is the third-highest paid coach or manager in Scottish football. The detail, discussed on ACSOM, has not been independently…

According to claims discussed by Dykes on ACSOM, Celtic coach Shaun Maloney is reportedly the third-highest paid management figure in Scottish football. The claim suggests that only Celtic manager Martin O'Neill and Rangers manager Derek McInnes earn higher coaching or managerial salaries across the country.
The salary figures and the specific length of Maloney's contract remain unconfirmed, as Celtic does not publicly disclose backroom staff compensation. The discussion also noted that the appointments of Maloney, Mark Fotheringham, and Stephen McManus were announced just 29 minutes prior to Celtic's pre-season training.
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