Martin O'Neill insists he is the man to lead Celtic forwards after a period of reflection during the ongoing international break.

Martin O'Neill has confirmed his determination to continue leading Celtic following a period of reflection during the international break. The 74-year-old manager had previously suggested it might be time to end his managerial career following consecutive defeats by Rangers and a 3-1 home loss to Ferencvaros in the Europa League.
After receiving public backing from Celtic chief executive Michael Nicholson, O'Neill stated he has regained his drive. He dismissed speculation that the recent slump was insurmountable and emphasized his focus on winning the Scottish Premiership title with the club.
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