What could full season of O'Neill at Celtic look like?
Martin O'Neill has vowed to "drive forward together" and "not rest on past success", so what could a full season with the Northern Irishman at the helm look like?
Celtic's 2025-26 season holds the potential to approach the heights of O'Neill's past triumphs, with the club having the resources to bolster their attacking options. Striker Kasper Hogh's hefty £15 million move from Bodo/Glimt and fellow star Camilo Duran's impressive pre-season form from Qarabag suggest Celtic are willing to invest in quality over quantity.
The duo's combined £15 million price tag indicates a commitment to strengthening their forward line. Additionally, the arrival of Ross Grant from Hearts as a set-piece specialist bolsters Celtic's dead-ball efficiency. While fan expectations remain high, the board's promise to deliver a well-prepared squad after last season's Europa League exit adds pressure on O'Neill to make the most of the available talent.
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