Kieran McKenna is exactly the sort of manager Celtic should be looking at. Young, ambitious, tactically progressive and…

Writer Aodhán Ó Conchobhair argues that former Ipswich Town manager Kieran McKenna would be taking a major risk by moving to Celtic. While McKenna has reportedly emerged as an admired target, the writer questions why an ambitious manager linked with top Premier League positions would enter a turbulent environment that has previously created tension between managers and the Celtic board.
Ó Conchobhair points out that securing McKenna would require clear backing, structural authority, and navigating a reported £8 million compensation fee to Ipswich Town. The writer concludes that Celtic must present a compelling project rather than relying solely on prestige, arguing the club's board may not be prepared to meet McKenna's standards.
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