Martin O'Neill becomes Celtic's permanent manager after successful interim role
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Last updated Jun 5, 2026

Martin O'Neill has officially agreed to a permanent managerial role at Celtic, signing an initial one-year deal on June 5, 2026. The 74-year-old previously led the club to a domestic double after taking over as interim manager, winning the Scottish Premiership and Scottish Cup. His appointment follows discussions with major shareholder Dermot Desmond and comes after a tumultuous managerial search that included talks with Robbie Keane. O'Neill first took charge in October 2025, amid a crisis at the club, and quickly turned around their fortunes by securing key victories down the stretch of the season.
- •O'Neill signs a one-year deal with Celtic
- •Led Celtic to a domestic double this season
- •Replaced Brendan Rodgers as interim manager last October
- •Guided the team through a turbulent period
- •Played vital role in recovering league position
"Martin O'Neill has agreed to become Celtic's permanent manager.
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