Celtic: May 2010 Archives

Republic of Ireland manager Giovanni Trapattoni has said he was approached by "a former player" to take up an advisory role at Celtic.

Celtic will announce that caretaker manager Neil Lennon is to take on the job on a permanent basis.

Celtic expect to name their new manager within the next fortnight, according to chief executive Peter Lawwell.

Celtic captain Scott Brown says securing the future of Neil Lennon is more important than signing Sol Campbell from Arsenal.

Sol Campbell has said he has spoken to Celtic, as well as "a few other clubs", and rates a move to Parkhead "a serious possibility".

Celtic have categorically denied any interest in Rangers striker Kris Boyd, who is a free agent this summer.

Celtic are the latest club to be linked with a swoop for out-of-favour Sunderland striker Daryl Murphy.

Sol Campbell looks set to turn down the chance to join Celtic and sign a new 12-month contract at Arsenal.

Neil Lennon has stated the club could be in a transfer limbo until Celtic appoint a new permanent manager.

Celtic will face one of Zenit St Petersburg, Ajax, Fenerbahce, Dinamo Kiev or Sporting Braga in Champions League qualifying.

Celtic legend Henrik Larsson remained tight-lipped on the possibility of a sensational return to the club as manager.

Celtic striker Georgios Samaras is keen to stick with the Glasgow giants despite interest fro Italian side Palmero.

Palermo sporting director Walter Sabatini has suggested his side may try to sign Greece striker Georgios Samaras from Celtic.

Celtic's Marc Crosas is keen to stay with the Bhoys despite falling down the pecking order since Tony Mowbray was dismissed as boss.

Former Holland international Ronald Koeman is reportedly being lined up to take over as the new Celtic boss in the summer.

Neil Lennon has reconfirmed his desire to be Celtic boss next season and hopes that two more wins could make him irreplaceable.

Republic of Ireland manager Giovanni Trapattoni has said he was approached by "a former player" to take up an advisory role at Celtic.

Celtic will announce that caretaker manager Neil Lennon is to take on the job on a permanent basis.

Celtic expect to name their new manager within the next fortnight, according to chief executive Peter Lawwell.

Celtic captain Scott Brown says securing the future of Neil Lennon is more important than signing Sol Campbell from Arsenal.

Sol Campbell has said he has spoken to Celtic, as well as "a few other clubs", and rates a move to Parkhead "a serious possibility".

Celtic have categorically denied any interest in Rangers striker Kris Boyd, who is a free agent this summer.

Celtic are the latest club to be linked with a swoop for out-of-favour Sunderland striker Daryl Murphy.

Sol Campbell looks set to turn down the chance to join Celtic and sign a new 12-month contract at Arsenal.

Neil Lennon has stated the club could be in a transfer limbo until Celtic appoint a new permanent manager.

Celtic will face one of Zenit St Petersburg, Ajax, Fenerbahce, Dinamo Kiev or Sporting Braga in Champions League qualifying.

Celtic legend Henrik Larsson remained tight-lipped on the possibility of a sensational return to the club as manager.

Celtic striker Georgios Samaras is keen to stick with the Glasgow giants despite interest fro Italian side Palmero.

Palermo sporting director Walter Sabatini has suggested his side may try to sign Greece striker Georgios Samaras from Celtic.

Celtic's Marc Crosas is keen to stay with the Bhoys despite falling down the pecking order since Tony Mowbray was dismissed as boss.

Former Holland international Ronald Koeman is reportedly being lined up to take over as the new Celtic boss in the summer.

Neil Lennon has reconfirmed his desire to be Celtic boss next season and hopes that two more wins could make him irreplaceable.