Martin O’Neill has been backed to stay at Celtic and turn fortunes around as speculation over his future continues. The Celtic manager admitted he’d have to think about his position after the 1-0 defeat to Rangers, which made it three…

Former Celtic midfielder Peter Grant has voiced his support for manager Martin O'Neill following Celtic's 1-0 defeat to Rangers. The loss marked Celtic's third consecutive defeat before the international break, prompting O'Neill to contemplate his managerial future. The club's hierarchy has reportedly backed the 74-year-old manager, allowing him to make his own decision regarding whether he stays in charge.
Grant noted that Celtic remains two points clear at the top of the Scottish Premiership despite the recent slump. Alongside the domestic league defeat, Celtic recently suffered elimination from the League Cup and lost their Europa League opener at home to Ferencváros.
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