After two years on the lines, the coach decided to take responsibility for the failure in the league: "Very frustrating and disappointing" • Ex-Chelsea is mentioned as a leading candidate to arrive at the end of the season
Frank Lampard.
Will he come to Celtic in the summer?
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After two years on the Celtic lines he marched to two championships, Neil Lennon broke down and announced today (Wednesday) his resignation from the Scottish club.
The trigger for the resignation was the champion's last loss to Ross County, after which the gap from the leading Rangers had already risen to 18 points, a fact from which Lennon found it difficult to ignore.
Currently, Lennon's replacement will be assistant coach John F. Kennedy, who will likely only receive the keys until the end of the season because reports from the last hour indicate that Frank Lampard, the coach who was just sacked by Chelsea last month, is mentioned as a leading candidate to join Celtic. Already this summer.
Celtic Football Club today announced that Neil Lennon has resigned from his position as Football Manager with immediate effect.
We thank Neil sincerely for all he has done for the club and we wish him every success going forward.
- Celtic Football Club (@CelticFC) February 24, 2021
Injured coach Nir Bitton's coach said goodbye to the fans tonight in an exciting post on the networks: "It is very frustrating and disappointing to leave after a difficult season we experienced in every way. It is a pity we could not reach the same heights as before. I worked hard to try to change the situation. The gap in the table.
"I will always be a Celtic fan and she will always remain engraved in my heart. I wish the fans and all the players and the team the greatest success."