Celtic says its manager, Martin O’Neill, remains in hospital after undergoing a “small procedure.” Multiple reports cite statements from the club confirming the hospitalisation, while providing no further medical details about what the procedure involves. The BBC, Sky Sports and other outlets describe the operation as minor, with O’Neill continuing to recover in hospital following the surgery. Several sources also report that the 74-year-old is expected to be discharged soon, though the exact timing is not specified. Yahoo Sports similarly notes that O’Neill underwent a small procedure in hospital and stayed there after treatment, with the club indicating he is expected to leave this week. The Independent and Belfast Telegraph echo the same broad information: O’Neill is hospitalised for recovery after a small medical intervention and Celtic is addressing public speculation with confirmation of the procedure. Across the reports, the central points are that the manager has had the procedure, remains hospitalised at the time of reporting, and is anticipated to return shortly.