Martin O’Neill remains Celtic’s manager amid a busy news cycle, underscoring his long tenure in top-level football and his role in shaping Celtic’s recent campaigns.
Celtic has extended Colby Donovan’s contract to 2031 after a season of strong form, with the 20-year-old making regular starts and earning a Scotland call-up. Manager Martin O’Neill hails the move as “fantastic news” as Donovan vows to keep pushing for a regular first-team place.
Celtic has extended its Premiership lead to four points after a 2-1 win at Hibernian, with Camilo Duran scoring the decisive goal. Colby Donovan and Johnston return from injuries, though Johnston reports hamstring discomfort raising concern over scans.
Celtic has secured a four-year deal with Haissem Hassan, a 24-year-old winger from Oviedo, with an option for a fifth year and add-ons totalling around £9m. The signing follows late-season interest and signals a broader transfer push as Mika Baur negotiations continue. Liverpool and Barca-linked moves also shape the summer, with new options for squads across the Premier League and La Liga.
Celtic faces LASK in a two-legged Europa League play-off-style path for a place in the Champions League groups. First legs are scheduled for Aug. 18-19 with the return a week later. LASK won the Austrian Bundesliga last season and has a track record against Scottish sides; Celtic aims to advance after last season’s exit at this stage.
Celtic manager Martin O’Neill has undergone a small procedure in hospital and is expected to be released in a day or two. He signed a one-year deal in June to become permanent Celtic boss and led last season’s double, with the club’s next league game in doubt as he recovers.
Martin O’Neill has undergone a small procedure and is recovering at home. Shaun Maloney is coordinating training as Celtic prepare for their next match; a final call on the manager’s involvement will be made in the coming days.
Celtic has moved ahead in their Champions League play-off after a 3-0 first leg in Glasgow, with Nygren and Durán scoring and Duran adding a third. LASK created chances; Celtic are in a strong position for the return leg in Linz.
Celtic have started the new season with a narrow 1-0 win over Dundee. Nygren’s second-half header proves decisive after a tense match in Glasgow as new signings Duran and Högh make their competitive debuts.
Celtic has built a commanding 3-0 lead over LASK Linz after the first leg of the Champions League play-off. The second leg at the Raiffeisen Arena will determine whether they advance to the league phase or drop into the Europa League.
Celtic has built a commanding advantage in the Champions League qualifier, routing LASK Linz 3-0 with Camilo Duran scoring twice as they push toward a spot in the group stage. The night showcased the team’s ambition, pace and ruthlessness, while leaving a heavier defensive task for the return leg.
Celtic has collapsed from a 4-0 aggregate lead to a 5-4 loss in Linz, exiting the Champions League playoff. Manager Martin O’Neill has taken responsibility, while players defend the team as they face a costly European setback.
Celtic have navigated a tricky period as Yang Hyun-jun heads to the Asian Games and Kasper Hogh and Tierney return from injury. Duran and Mheuka are stepping up, with Osmand returning next month as O’Neill aims to preserve title prospects while juggling squad depth.
Celtic overturn a 7-1 deficit to beat Rangers 5-4 in the Tennent’s Sixes final after a dramatic day-two comeback. Mulgrew celebrates wildly; Hayes suffers a foot injury but continues playing as Celtic clinches the trophy.
Celtic manager Martin O’Neill has reaffirmed his commitment to the club after a brief period of reflection following a rough spell. He has signalled his intention to push for the league title despite a challenging run of results.
Rangers have returned to league action following an extended international break that squads have described as too long. Managers cite travel, player dispersion, and training gaps, with Shankland and new Hibs boss Reedijk among the talking points. The break disrupted a six-game winning run and led to renewed scrutiny of squad management.
Hearts are five points off Celtic with Wouter Vrancken guiding a rebuild after a near-miss last season. Bosses have reshaped the squad and the club remains optimistic about a first league crown since 1960, despite stiff competition from the Old Firm.
Celtic have suffered a heavy European defeat, with Benfica running out 4-1 winners in Lisbon after a disastrous first half. The hosts fought back in the second 45 minutes, but Celtic remain winless in the group, with questions over defensive fragility and attacking output.
Jota has returned to Celtic’s first team after ACL rupture in April 2025 and has featured as a substitute in Celtic’s 7-1 win over Hearts. He says the setback strengthened him and he is determined to contribute as he rebuilds fitness.