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Rodgers resigns as Celtic manager with O'Neill returning

On Monday, Brendan Rodgers resigned as Celtic manager and the club accepted his resignation, saying he will leave with immediate effect.
Trailing by eight points after nine games, Celtic Football Club’s poor form included a 3-1 defeat away to Scottish Premiership leaders Hearts on Sunday.
Martin O'Neill, former Celtic manager, and Shaun Maloney, former Celtic player, will take interim charge and oversee Celtic first-team matters, Celtic said.
Celtic said in a statement that it appreciated Brendan Rodgers' contribution during his two very successful periods, highlighting his four league titles and three Scottish Cups.
The process to appoint a new permanent manager is underway, Celtic said, and further details will be confirmed shortly while supporters will be updated soon.

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