Report: Postecoglou set for another managerial role after Nottingham Forest sack

Ange Postecoglou was recently sacked by Nottingham Forest, and he is already being linked with a move to Celtic.

The Scottish outfit is reportedly looking for a quality replacement for Brendan Rodgers, and they want to bring the Australian back to the club. According to Football Insider, Celtic are expected to make contact with him soon.

The Australian was sacked after just 39 days at the English club.

Postecoglou did a phenomenal job at Celtic during his previous spell with the club. He helped them win multiple League titles and a domestic treble as well. It is fair to assume that he will be attracted to the idea of returning to his former club. He enjoyed great success in Scotland, and he will look to guide Celtic back to the top of Scottish football once again.

Rodgers handed in his resignation earlier this week, and Celtic will need to replace him properly. They are one of the biggest clubs in the world, and they need to bring in a manager who will help them win trophies immediately.

The Australian manager knows the club well, and he will be able to get the best out of their players. He has managed them in the past, and he will be able to settle in quickly.

Postecoglou will be desperate to prove his worth at the highest level after an unsuccessful stint at Nottingham Forest. He was shown the door at Tottenham at the end of last season after guiding them to a bottom-half finish in the Premier League. However, he did win the UEFA Europa League with them last season.

It will be interesting to see if he can guide Celtic to a trophy this season. The Scottish outfit is currently second in the league table, six points adrift of league leaders Hearts. They will be hoping to bounce back in the coming weeks.

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