CELTIC has officially confirmed the appointment of Brendan Rodgers as the club’s new manager. Alongside this announcement, the club has also revealed the coaching staff who will be supporting Rodgers in his new role. [Celtic FC]
New Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers after the press conference
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John Kennedy, a long-serving member of the club in both a playing and coaching capacity, is set to support Rodgers as the club’s Assistant Manager. Kennedy’s experience and knowledge of the club will undoubtedly be a valuable asset to Rodgers and the team.
In addition to Kennedy, first-team coaches Stevie Woods, Gavin Strachan, and Harry Kewell will also be part of Rodgers’ backroom staff. Each brings a wealth of experience and expertise to their roles, and their contributions will be crucial in supporting Rodgers and the team as they strive for success.
The club also confirmed that B Team coaches Stephen McManus and Darren O’Dea will continue in their roles. Their work with the B Team will be essential in nurturing the club’s young talent and preparing them for potential first-team action.
The appointment of Rodgers and his coaching staff marks an exciting new chapter for Celtic. Rodgers’ previous tenure at the club was marked by significant success, and fans will be eagerly anticipating the upcoming season under his leadership.
Rodgers and his coaching staff will now begin the task of preparing the team for the challenges of the new season. With a strong coaching team in place, Celtic is well-positioned to build on past successes and strive for new achievements in the future.
