The boss had admitted he would consider his future after a second defeat in a week to Rangers

Celtic manager Martin O'Neill has confirmed he will stay on to lead the team, ending speculation over his future following three straight defeats in a week. Speaking to Celtic Player, the 74-year-old manager emphasized that he is ready, prepared, and determined to lead the reigning champions in their bid to defend the Scottish Premiership title.
O'Neill had contemplated his position after losses to Rangers in both the league and Premier Sports Cup, alongside a Europa League defeat against Ferencvaros. Despite Celtic CEO Michael Nicholson backing the manager, O'Neill conducted his own self-reflection before committing to continue as Celtic prepares to face Motherwell.
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