Overview
- Celtic said assistants Kwame Ampadu, Jules Gueguen and Maxime Chalier left with Nancy, with head of football operations Paul Tisdale also departing and a further update promised.
- The Frenchman lost six of his eight matches in a 33-day stint, ending with a 3-1 home defeat to Rangers after leading at half-time.
- The tenure is widely reported as the shortest for a permanent Celtic manager.
- Large protests outside Celtic Park after the derby loss intensified scrutiny of both the manager and the board.
- Celtic sit six points behind leaders Hearts and level with Rangers, face a congested January schedule, and media link Martin O’Neill to a possible interim return that remains unconfirmed.