Friday's Scottish Gossip
- Published
FOOTBALL GOSSIP
Former Brighton and Hove Albion boss Oscar Garcia has emerged as a surprise candidate to replace Neil Lennon as Celtic manager.
Full story: The Herald, external
Lennon has revealed he left his job as Celtic manager for the sake of his loved ones.
Full story: The Sun (print edition)
Lennon will advise on his successor after stepping down, but former Celtic striker Henrik Larsson insists he does not want to leave Swedish side Falkenburg to take up the role.
However, former Celtic players are tipping Larsson, who scored 242 goals for the club, for a return to Glasgow.
Full story: The Sun (subscription required), external
Another name being linked with Celtic is Dundee United manager Jackie McNamara but Tannadice left-back Andrew Robertson feels his boss has unfinished business with the Taysiders.
Full story: The Herald, external
Meanwhile, former Celtic striker Charlie Nicholas believes Roy Keane is the man to replace Lennon.
Full story: Daily Express, external
Former Celtic player Joe Miller believes assistant manager Johan Mjallby's departure from the club played a part in Lennon's decision to leave.
Full story: Daily Record, external
Chelsea's Islam Feruz has withdrawn from representing Scotland on the eve of Uefa Under-19 qualifiers. The former Celtic youth player has won Under-17 and Under-21 caps for the Scots but appears to have closed the door on representing the country.
Full story: Daily Mail, external
But the Scottish Football Association has left the door open to a possible return for Feruz.
Full story: The Herald, external
A shareholder has reported Rangers to the police for a second time after the club refused to reveal details of former employees.
- Published23 May 2014
- Published22 May 2014