The former Celtic boss has insisted he is ready to resume his coaching career
Former Celtic manager Ronny Deila has stated he is ready to resume his managerial career after Israeli authorities dropped harassment charges against him. The 51-year-old Norwegian coach resigned from Maccabi Tel Aviv in May following allegations of sexual harassment in a taxi, after which he was questioned and released by local police.
Deila revealed that the Tel Aviv Prosecutor's Office recently closed the case, paving the way for his return to soccer. His former assistant Kenny Miller took charge following Deila's departure, eventually earning the permanent role after winning the Israeli Cup.
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