Nottingham Forest supervisor Ange Postecoglou was sacked after simply 39 days at Nottingham Forest after shedding 3-0 at house to Chelsea, leading to an eight-game winless streak that included six defeats.
However his quick and tumultuous spell within the Premier League, the shortest tenure as a everlasting supervisor in Premier League historical past, has performed little to decrease his standing at Celtic Park, particularly given the rising uncertainty surrounding present supervisor Brendan Rodgers’ future.
Ange Postecoglou hints at a attainable return to Celtic
Ange Postecoglou would “significantly contemplate” a return to Glasgow if the chance offered itself, in response to a report from Soccer Insider.
The hypothesis has been additional heightened by the prospect of Brendan Rodgers leaving Celtic on the finish of the season on his present contract.
Rodgers has been linked with a return to the Premier League subsequent season, and there are anticipated to be a number of vacancies. Crystal Palace may see Oliver Glasner depart the membership attributable to his hyperlinks with Manchester United. Fulham’s Marco Silva has additionally been linked with a transfer away from Craven Cottage subsequent season, whereas Bournemouth’s Andoni Iraola can also be a sought-after participant.
If administration leaves, there could possibly be a possibility for Mr. Rodgers to take over.
Rodgers’ second season at Celtic Park has been a troublesome one, with query marks surrounding the crew’s European efficiency and ambitions and a rising sense {that a} farewell is inevitable.
Ange Postecoglou’s previous successes at Celtic
The extraordinary hypothesis surrounding Postecoglou’s return is rooted within the exceptional success he had in his first two years at Celtic, from 2021 to 2023.
Arriving as a participant comparatively unknown to many British followers, the supervisor shortly established a singular high-intensity attacking type referred to as “Enjiball.”
The previous Tottenham supervisor gained 5 home trophies throughout his tenure, together with back-to-back Scottish Premiership titles and a historic home treble in his ultimate season (2022-23).
His capacity to revive the crew and reconnect with the fan base has constructed a formidable legacy that ensures he stays a massively in style identify in Glasgow, regardless of current struggles in England.
