Many names have surfaced as potential successors following Brendan Rodgers' resignation at Celtic. Mark Guidi shared his perspective on the candidates and who might be less likely to take the job.
Among the more unexpected names is Nicky Hayen, currently managing Club Brugge, known for their exciting play in recent years. Despite inquiries about his willingness to join Celtic, Hayen has stayed non-committal.
“I think Nicky Hayen is probably their thoughts at Brugge.
But I’m kind of thinking with him, he’s got such a really good CV and then you look at the result the other night, he might be, with the greatest respect, better than Scottish football now.I think he’s looking at England or La Liga or something for his next job. I think he’s gone beyond that.”
Guidi suggests that Hayen's ambitions likely extend to more prominent leagues such as the Premier League or La Liga, making a move to Celtic improbable despite the club’s interest.
Author's summary: Mark Guidi believes that while Celtic has several candidates lined up, Nicky Hayen is unlikely to join due to his aspirations for top European leagues, favoring higher-profile opportunities.