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The veteran gaffer admitted before the international break that he was considering his future in the dugout

Daily Record columnist Michael Gannon argues that Celtic face significant boardroom issues beyond manager Martin O'Neill contemplating his future during the international break. O'Neill previously voiced doubts regarding his position following an Old Firm defeat and expressed a desire for normal life away from management. Gannon criticizes Celtic's leadership for attempting to ignore growing controversies rather than proactively solving them.
Gannon highlights further complications for the board, including former manager Brendan Rodgers agreeing to attend a fan media event in June. He also criticizes Celtic's lack of cohesive transfer strategy and recruitment infrastructure following recent exits from European competition, suggesting that systemic problems at Parkhead stretch well beyond O'Neill's ongoing uncertainty in the dugout.
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