Martin O’Neill is confirmed as Celtic manager on a one-year contract with the option of an additional year, following his successful spell in charge. Multiple outlets report that the 74-year-old’s appointment follows a period in which he had interim responsibilities during the season and then led the team to major silverware. Sources agree that Celtic won the Scottish Premiership title in the most recent season, including a decisive final-day performance, and also secured the Scottish Cup, defeating Dunfermline in the final. In statements carried by several publications, O’Neill indicates he wants to build on that double, describing his motivation as wanting “more days like those” and pledging to drive the club forward. Reports also note that the renewal brings finality after summer uncertainty for supporters. An Irish outlet adds that another figure, Roy Keane, is not involved in the final appointment. Overall, the coverage focuses on the contract length, the option for a further year, and O’Neill’s intention to continue the success he delivered last season.