Celtic's manager Martin O'Neill may leave the club if the transfer business doesn't pick up soon, according to Ally McCoist. The Hoops are just days away from beginning their Scottish title defence, with Flag Day kicking off the season at Celtic Park.
What's happening with Celtic's transfers?
Celtic have only brought in one new recruit so far, Camilo Duran, but Kasper Hogh is set to follow from Bodo/Glimt imminently. Talks are ongoing for the likes of Paderborn playmaker Mika Baur and Real Ovideo wide man Haissem Hassan.
Why it matters for Celtic
The club is set to go into the season with the lowest number of new recruits of any Scottish top-flight club. Open Goal host Simon Ferry floated the prospect of O'Neill 'chucking it' amid mounting fan unrest over a quiet summer window.
What comes next?
Ally McCoist responded, saying O'Neill would only leave if he didn't get any support. McCoist admitted he is surprised to see the 74-year-old opt to come back for the new campaign, but compared working in management to a 'drug.' Celtic are currently 3 points behind leaders Heart Of Midlothian, and their next fixture is vs Heart Of Midlothian at home on 2026-10-17. The Hoops have a recent form of 5W-0D-0L, and their last result was a 3-1 win over Heart Of Midlothian on 2026-05-16.
