Celtic's first team coach Gavin Strachan is reportedly in talks with English Championship side West Bromwich Albion regarding a potential summer move. Strachan, who is the son of former Celtic and Scotland manager Gordon Strachan, has been a key part of the coaching setup at Celtic Park since joining in the summer of 2020. He took over the role of set-piece coach after the departure of Damien Duff and has contributed significantly to the team's tactical approach. The discussions come as West Brom's manager James Morrison is looking to reshape his backroom team ahead of the new season. Strachan's previous experience as an assistant manager at Doncaster Rovers and Peterborough United adds to his credentials as he considers this opportunity. With family ties in the Midlands, a return to England seems likely for the 47-year-old coach. Meanwhile, Celtic is also navigating uncertainty regarding the futures of other key coaching staff, including Shaun Maloney and Mark Fothingham, as they look to solidify their team for the upcoming season.