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O'Neill insists Celtic board are behind contract calls - gossip
TL;DR
Martin O'Neill confirms that the Celtic board is responsible for contract decisions, while he plays a role in future planning. Recent contract extensions have been offered to players including Liam Scales, Luke McCowan, and James Forrest.
Key points
- Martin O'Neill confirms board's role in contract decisions
- O'Neill involved in future planning for Celtic
- Recent contract extensions for Liam Scales, Luke McCowan, and James Forrest
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Martin O'Neill says he is playing a role in future-proofing Celtic beyond the summer - but he insists final decisions rest with the club's board. (Daily Record)
The interim Celtic boss insists the club's hierarchy are behind the new deals being offered to players, following the contract extensions of Liam Scales, Luke McCowan and James Forrest. (Scottish Sun)
Danny Rohl feels a Scottish Premiership title triumph this season would feel more special for Rangers than the 2020-21 success as it would be in front of fans. (Daily Record)
Captain Callum McGregor warned that he could leave Celtic this summer if the club fail to show ambition and team-mate Forrest agrees. (The Herald - subscription required)
Aberdeen are interested in landing 21-year-old Jeremiah Chilokoa-Mullen this summer when his Dunfermline Athletic contract expires.
Q&A
What role does Martin O'Neill play in Celtic's contract decisions?
Martin O'Neill plays a role in future-proofing Celtic but states that final contract decisions are made by the club's board.
Which players recently received contract extensions at Celtic?
Liam Scales, Luke McCowan, and James Forrest are among the players who have recently received contract extensions.
What is the Celtic board's stance on new player contracts?
The Celtic board is reportedly supportive of the new deals being offered to players, as confirmed by Martin O'Neill.