Neil Lennon says he will never rule out a return as Celtic manager - but admits Ange Postecoglou will have the hot seat for a long time if he keeps up his current form.
Despite lifting five league titles during his two spells in the Celtic Park dugout, Lennon's second era at Celtic ended during a disastrous bid to defend the Scottish Premiership title and secure 10 league titles in a row. Fans attended protests in Glasgow's east end after the meek League Cup defeat to Ross County signalled the end of an era of domestic dominance for Celtic, while Rangers went on to lift the league title.
Lennon appeared to be enjoying a career revival in Cyprus with Omonia Nicosia having led the minnows to the Cypriot Cup and the Europa League group stage, but his time at the club was cut short after just eight months in the hot seat after struggling for form in the league. However, the 51-year-old is looking to the future and has opened up on the prospect of a return to Celtic, reports The Daily Record.
