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Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers came down from the head coach. Coach Enze Postecoglou is mentioned as the successor.
Tottenham Hotspur News reported on the 28th (Korea time) "Former Tottenham Hotspur coach Enze Postecoglou has emerged as a strong candidate to replace Brendan Rodgers as Celtic's head coach."
On the same day, Celtic confirmed through the club's official announcement that Rodgers had resigned as Celtic manager. Postecoglou has been replaced by both Tottenham and Nottingham Forest in the past five months. Tottenham was kicked out even with the UEFA Europa League trophy last season. The cause was the worst season in the club's history in the English Premier League (EPL).
Many Tottenham fans criticized the decision at the time, but the performance of the successor Thomas Frank's system prevails that the club's judgment was correct.
Former Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy said in an interview in June, `I have no regrets about recruiting Postecoglou. be rather grateful"In the first season, he finished fifth, and in the second season, he lifted the trophy and gave great joy."." "We had to be competitive in all competitions, and we decided that we needed to make changes in that regard."It was a difficult decision, but I think it's the right choice for the club."
Postecoglou later took over as Nottingham manager. He had his worst performance since taking office, leaving a stain on his replacement for the shortest period of time. He was notified of his dismissal 39 days after joining the team.
Postecoglou led Celtic from 2021-2023. During this period, he won a total of five titles, including two Scottish Premiership wins. Celtic are in crisis at the moment. He is in second place in the league this season with five wins, two draws and two losses (17 points) in nine games. It is a shocking performance because it is a team that has won overwhelmingly every season. Attention is focusing on whether Postecoglou will be able to return to Celtic and save the team from the crisis.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
