Overview
- Martin O’Neill’s revival has carried Celtic to a final‑day league decider, and Keith Wyness says he may choose to stay if they win the title.
- Wyness says the Celtic board would find it very hard to reject O’Neill if he publicly asks to continue as manager.
- He also proposes moving O’Neill into a sporting director role to guide succession planning and reassure supporters.
- Media reporting still points to O’Neill stepping aside after the season, even as a league‑and‑cup double remains possible.
- Recent pitch invasions after a disputed late penalty at Motherwell could bring punishment from authorities, according to former referees’ chief Keith Hackett.