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O’Neill confirmed as Celtic boss

Celtic have appointed Martin O’Neill as permanent manager on a one‑year deal, with an option for a further season, after the 74‑year‑old led the club to a remarkable Scottish double during his interim spell. O’Neill returned to Celtic Park in October following Brendan Rodgers’s departure, winning all eight domestic matches before making way for Wilfried Nancy, who was later dismissed after a poor run. Reinstated in January, O’Neill inspired a dramatic title charge, overtaking long‑time leaders Hearts on the final day with a comeback victory in Glasgow.

The triumph secured Celtic’s fifth straight league crown, followed a week later by a 3‑1 win over Dunfermline in the Scottish Cup final, earning O’Neill his ninth trophy as manager. Former striker Robbie Keane had been linked with the role, but fan opposition cooled that option. O’Neill said he is eager to build on last season’s success and deliver more silverware.

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