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The veteran boss admitted he would consider his future following defeat to Rangers going into the international break

Celtic manager Martin O'Neill faces speculation regarding his future following three consecutive defeats, including a 1-0 loss to Rangers. Former Celtic player Charlie Mulgrew suggested that a financial standoff exists, claiming the 74-year-old manager could be owed around £1 million if the club decides to terminate his contract. O'Neill previously confirmed he would evaluate his situation during the international break.
Despite the recent dip in form, Celtic CEO Michael Nicholson has backed O'Neill, with the club still holding top spot in the Scottish Premiership. Meanwhile, Roy Keane's attendance at the recent Rangers match has fueled rumors linking him to the Celtic managerial role, earning public support from former goalkeeper Asmir Begovic.
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