Celtic boss Ange Postecoglou has been urged by Andy Walker and Pat Nevin to stay at Parkhead and reject any potential advances from Leeds United – despite being ready for a switch to the Premier League.
The Whites sacked American boss Jesse Marsch on Monday afternoon after a run of just two Premier League wins in 17 matches left them dangling over the relegation zone on goal difference. With the Yorkshire outfit aiming to avoid being dragged into a relegation battle for the second year running, they dismissed Marsch despite staving off relegation last season and have since sought a replacement.
Postecoglou has been one of those linked with a move to Elland Road alongside other candidates Andoni Iraola and Arne Slot, though any impending moves to appoint a new boss have yet to be expanded upon. And, with Postecoglou enjoying incredible job security as his Celtic side romp to the Scottish Premiership summit, Walker and Nevin have both pushed for him to stay at the club - with the notion that Leeds are unstable and he may not be ready for the turbulence that lies ahead.
