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Knutsen Open to Celtic Move Amid Uncertain Future

10.11.2025, 03:43

Knutsen’s Future Hangs in Balance

Bodo/Glimt head coach Kjetil Knutsen has admitted uncertainty over his future as his contract nears its end. With one game left to secure the Norwegian title, Knutsen hinted at a potential move to Celtic, stating he would only leave for “something more exciting than Glimt.”

O’Neill’s Interim Role in Limbo

Martin O’Neill, currently serving as interim manager for Celtic, clarified that his attendance at St Mirren‘s match against Hibernian was part of due diligence, not an expectation of taking on the role permanently. He awaits the board’s decision, which he expects by Sunday.

Celtic Eyes Morocco Talent

Reports suggest Celtic have shown interest in Morocco Under-20s captain Houssam Essadak, with inquiries made to his club, UTS Rabat. The 20-year-old midfielder previously turned down a move to Las Palmas and was linked with Sunderland.

Ferguson Backs Chermiti

Duncan Ferguson, former striker for Everton and Rangers, has praised Youssef Chermiti, urging patience as the forward adapts to life at Ibrox.

Read also: Celtic Linked with January Moves for Ortega and Robertson

Rohl Unfazed by Striker Needs

Rangers head coach Danny Rohl has dismissed speculation about signing another centre-forward in January, expressing confidence in his current squad.

McGinn Commits to Villa

John McGinn has reiterated his commitment to Aston Villa, dismissing rumors of a potential move to Newcastle United or Manchester United.

Celtic’s Injury Woes

Martin O’Neill confirmed that Alistair Johnston and Callum Osmand will undergo hamstring surgery, sidelining them for an extended period. Additionally, Marcelo Saracchi suffered a hamstring injury during the match against Kilmarnock.

Thelin Updates Aberdeen’s Injury List

Aberdeen manager Jimmy Thelin revealed that Kristers Tobers will miss most of the season due to a knee injury. Meanwhile, he refuted reports suggesting Sivert Nilsen could return to Norway in January.

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