West Ham boss David Moyes has emerged as the frontrunner to replace Ange Postecoglou should he leave Celtic this summer.
Tottenham have the Australian at the top of their list of candidates as Daniel Levy prepares to ramp up his bid to take Postescoglou from Glasgow's east end to north London following the Hoops' Scottish Cup Final clash with Inverness Caley Thistle. With the noise surrounding the Celtic boss only growing louder as the clock ticks down on the kick-off at Hampden, talks of who could succeed Postecoglou has also gathered pace.
With Moyes preparing for the Europa Conference League Final, he was put on the spot about the prospect of returning to Celtic Park – where he spent three seasons at Celtic between 1980 to 1983 and lifted the league title in 1982. With a year remaining on his Hammers contract there has been speculation he could leave the Premier League hotseat after the European showpiece.
