Celtic manager Martin O’Neill reaffirms commitment amid criticism
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 7, 2026, 9:20 AM
Last updated Oct 7, 2026

Martin O’Neill, manager of Celtic, addressed concerns following three consecutive losses, including a recent defeat to Rangers. After reflecting on his future, O’Neill confirmed his intention to lead the team, expressing determination to steer Celtic through challenges. Despite mounting pressure and criticism, he promised fans he is ready to tackle upcoming fixtures head-on. Celtic will look to end their losing streak in their next match at Fir Park on Sunday.
- •Celtic lost three consecutive matches, including defeats to Rangers and Ferencvaros.
- •O’Neill stated, 'I want to lead the club' and remains determined to succeed.
- •Celtic faces a vital match against Fir Park on Sunday.
- •Supporters expect O’Neill to respond positively after recent criticism.
- •The team is looking to break its losing streak in upcoming games.
- 9:20 AMYahoo Sports — We should all feel much better now that Martin O’Neill has spoken
"We should all feel much better now that Martin O’Neill has spoken. He’s clearly hurting and will be raring to shut a few folk up over the coming weeks and months…Celtic manager Martin O’Neill ...
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