Kieran McKenna may no longer be Ipswich Town manager, but Celtic could still reportedly face an £8million bill if they were to appoint him. That could become relevant if McKenna enters the Celtic manager discussion, with questions now being asked…

Celtic could reportedly face an £8 million compensation fee if they appoint former Ipswich Town manager Kieran McKenna. Although McKenna left Ipswich in June, a clause in his departure terms reportedly entitles the Portman Road club to the fee if another team appoints him within 12 months of his exit. This protection is expected to remain in place until the summer of 2027.
There is currently no indication that Celtic have made an approach for McKenna, but pressure is growing on current manager Martin O'Neill. O'Neill's position has come under scrutiny following three consecutive defeats, including a 3-0 loss to Rangers in the Premier Sports Cup and a 3-1 Europa League defeat to Ferencváros.
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