Celtic Manager Search: Kieran McKenna Weighs Future as Scott Brown Urges Unity
Kieran McKenna is considering his next move amid Celtic links, while former captain Scott Brown calls for unity at the club.
Former Ipswich Town manager Kieran McKenna is taking time to consider his next job amid links with the Celtic managerial role, according to a report. McKenna, who left Ipswich earlier this year, is weighing his options as Celtic continue their search for a new manager.
Meanwhile, former Celtic captain Scott Brown has emphasized the need for unity at the club to support the players on the pitch. Brown's comments come as Celtic navigate a period of transition, with the managerial vacancy still unresolved.
In other Scottish football news, Aberdeen defender Kristers Tobers will not be rushed back after a lengthy injury absence. The 25-year-old is being carefully managed as he works towards a return to action.
Former Hibernian forward Grant Holt has played down the importance of style, insisting that results will trump tactics under new Easter Road manager Marink Reedijk. Holt's remarks suggest a pragmatic approach may be favored at Hibernian.
Rangers could potentially loan out Thelo Aasgaard to an English Championship team if his proposed move to Anderlecht does not materialize, according to reports. The Norwegian midfielder's future remains uncertain.
Finally, Jim Goodwin has praised Dundee United owner Mark Ogren for securing the marquee signing of Zidane Iqbal. Goodwin highlighted Ogren's willingness to invest in the squad, calling the capture a significant coup for the club.
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