European side ‘working’ on appointing Celtic legend

Martin O’Neill, a Celtics great, might make an unexpected comeback to football management.

According to reports, the 72-year-old is in line to sign with an Eastern European team.
According to Fanatik, Rapid Bucharest is trying to name O’Neill as their new manager.
It is recommended that a resolution be reached about the matter by the end of the next week.
With just two games remaining in the season, the Romanian premier league squad is in the top six split of the division.
With 29 points, they are at the bottom of the Championship standings,

although they might still move up to fourth.
O’Neill, who rose to fame in Glasgow during his five years at Celtic in the early 2000s,

has not coached since leaving Nottingham Forest for a short time in 2019.

He had a distinguished career as a manager with Leicester, Aston Villa, Sunderland, and the Republic of Ireland national side prior to that.
These days, his most well-known appearances are as a commentator on BBC or ITV during international football matches.
Alongside Jim White and Simon Jordan, he also frequently appears on talkSPORT.
In May of last year, O’Neill was at Celtic Park presenting the Premiership title to his former team.
READ ON: Liam Scales identifies two pivotal times during the season when he felt comfortable.

Liam Scales, meanwhile, is loving his time at Celtic right now with 40 outings under his belt this season

and a four-year contract extension last week.
But if you go back to the start of the current Scottish Premiership season,

it makes sense to characterize the 25-year-old as being on the outskirts of Brendan Rodgers’ plans.
It required a series of injuries for Scales to earn a spot in the manager’s starting lineup after he spent the entire previous season on loan at Aberdeen.

Now, Liam Scales recalls the crucial times during the 2023–24 campaign when everything finally fell into place for him.

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