Neil Lennon: Last News

Jermie Frimpong is said to be a transfer target for Manchester United this winter, which will mark two years since his Celtic exit.

Stephen Robinson is a major contender for the vacant Northern Ireland job.

Celtic manager Neil Lennon has been sacked by Omonoia Nicosia after “significant losses of points in the Championship”. Lennon was appointed by the Cypriots in March 2022, approximately 13 months after he departed Celtic for the second time, after seeing their bid to win the Scottish Premier League falter.

Neil Lennon is the manager who launched Virgil van Dijk's career in British football and he's struggled to ever find fault with the central defender, but this weekend he might well meet his match.

Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag has reportedly risked the anger of the dressing room by allowing Harry Maguire to go on holiday.The United captain was absent for the Red Devils’ unconvincing 3-2 away victory over Omonoia Nicosia in the Europa League. Maguire was also ruled out of the 6-3 thrashing at the hands of local rivals Manchester City after picking up a hamstring injury during England’s 3-3 draw against Germany.Ten Hag is believed to have a strict injury policy that means all injured players must remain at United’s Carrington Training Ground to recover.

Manchester United will play a Cypriot side for the very first time in European competition on Thursday, but they've already been humiliated at the GSP Stadium in the past.United travel to Cyprus to face Omonia Nicosia on Thursday, who are managed by former Celtic boss Neil Lennon. And they'll be hoping for a straight forward result this time around after suffering a 3-0 defeat to Maccabi Haifa back in the 2002/03 season.The Israeli side were forced to play their home matches on neutral ground due to tensions within the country, and managed to ease past a United side that contained Paul Scholes, Gary Neville and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

Cristiano Ronaldo could get a rare glimpse of match action for Manchester United on Thursday night.

Exasperated Neil Lennon insists he "doesn't understand the officiating in this country" as he let rip at Cypriot refs again.

Lewis Capaldi has hilariously compared his new music to his skills in the bedroom.

Celtic legend Tom Rogic has given a nod to the Hoops' famous No. 7 shirt after being unveiled at West Bromwich Albion following his move last week.

BT Sport pundit Owen Hargreaves has sung the praises of Celtic boss Ange Postecoglou by detailing three huge reasons as to why the Australian boss is sought-after by Premier League clubs.

Marian Shved says a broken promise from Neil Lennon ruined his chance to make a proper mark at Celtic.

Fuming Neil Lennon took aim at referees and VAR after Omonia Nicosia suffered a heavy Europa League group stage defeat to FC Sheriff.

Bring on the Spaniards by the score. Barcelona, Real Madrid. So the famous football terrace chant goes. And Celtic will get the chance to take on the mighty Los Blancos on what promises to be a special night at Parkhead.

Christoper Jullien has sealed his exit from Celtic after penning a three-year deal with Montpellier, ending his stay at Parkhead. The defender moved to Glasgow under Neil Lennon in a £7million move from Toulouse and helped the club to a Treble in his first season, scoring the winning goal in the Betfred Cup Final.

Celtic are braced for an approach for John Kennedy with Midtjylland eying up the Hoops coach for the manager’s gig.

Coy Ben Davies says he couldn't say no to Liverpool when they came calling to scupper Celtic's interest 18 months ago. But now he's vowed to make Rangers his "home" after leaving the Anfield giants.

Out of favour Ben Davies looks to have been offered a surprise career lifeline at Liverpool this summer in pre-season amid speculation over a move to Celtic.

Celtic wonderkid, who played for their under-20s side at just 13, has signed for Ligue 1 outfit Stade Brest on a free transfer.Karamoko Dembele, 19, was tipped for stardom at Parkhead when representing the Bhoys' youth side seven years underage but failed to kick on from his initial promise. The teeny-weeny winger starred for Celtic's under-13s in the St Kevin's Boys Academy Cup, where he was named player of the tournament, before being fast-tracked into the first-team.Dembele, the younger brother of Bournemouth ace Siriki, drew comparisons with seven-time Ballon d'Or winner Lionel Messi during the early years of his career due to his dazzling feet and silky dribbling and hit the headlines in 2016 when he replaced 16-year-old Jack Aitchinson for the final nine minutes of Celtic's under-20's 3-1 win over Hearts.READ MORE: Celtic fans want Karamoko Dembele, 15, to start against Hibernian as training clip emergesMaking his senior debut as a 16-year-old, the England youth international was introduced as a second-half substitute by then-manager Neil Lennon, helping Celtic to a 2-1 victory whilst also collecting a Scottish Premiership winners medal.In the same year, Dembele was named by French outlet L'Equipe as one of six "outstanding young players set to revolutionise the game," in a list that also included Barcelona starlet Ansu Fati, though he managed just 23 first-team minutes that season.Scoring his first goal in a 4-0 romping of St.Johnstone during the behind-closed-doors 2020/21 campaign, Dembele was anticipated to vie for a starting berth the following season but a serious ankle injury hampered his progress.

What a difference a year makes.

The summer has not long started but it won't be long until Scotland's Premiership sides are coming back together for preseason.