Celtic CEO Michael Nicholson backs manager Martin O’Neill after painful week
Celtic chief executive Michael Nicholson has supported manager Martin O'Neill following a difficult period involving three defeats in one week.
Manager future under review
Martin O'Neill revealed he intended to reflect on his future after losing three matches. He admitted that it might be time to wrap up his tenure following the results. The club lost twice against Rangers and once to Ferencvaros in the Europa League.
Club leadership response
Michael Nicholson stated that the recent losses have been painful for everyone involved at the club. He insisted that the organisation will come together to support the manager and the players. The focus now shifts to achieving success in domestic competition and the Europa League.
Financial context provided
Latest financial figures show a revenue drop of nearly £33m for the club. A loss of £4.8m is largely attributed to failing to reach the Champions League league phase. The team squandered a 4-0 aggregate lead in their play-off against LASK last month.
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