Robbie Keane reflects on Celtic managerial talks from this summer
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 3, 2026, 7:05 AM
Last updated Oct 3, 2026

Robbie Keane has discussed his future following talks about becoming Celtic's manager this summer. Keane, currently the head coach of Ferencvaros, had conversations with Dermot Desmond regarding the managerial position after Martin O'Neill chose to stay at Parkhead. Despite interest from several clubs, Keane expressed he is not rushing back into management and is enjoying a break from football in Spain. He confirmed he has received numerous offers but is waiting for the right opportunity before returning to the bench.
- •Keane held talks with Celtic regarding the managerial vacancy.
- •He is currently head coach of Ferencvaros.
- •O'Neill opted to remain Celtic's manager.
- •Keane has received various job offers but is prioritizing downtime.
- •He has moved to Spain with his family to relax.
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"Robbie Keane has opened up on his future for the first time since holding talks over becoming Celtic manager in the summer.Robbie Keane, Head Coach of Ferencvaros (R), looks on prior to the UEFA Europ...
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