Robert Snodgrass expects potential Celtic boss Enzo Maresca to go 'right to the very top' of the managerial world in a glowing recommendation for the Italian.
Maresca, who currently acts as Pep Guardiola's assistant at treble-winners Manchester City, retired from a solid playing career in 2017 after lengthy spells at Fiorentina, Sevilla and Juventus. From there, Maresca has undertaken a decent coaching career - where he was Pep Guardiola's right-hand man for Saturday night's Champions League win - alongside a spell, albeit unsuccessful at Parma in his homeland.
But it is a gig at West Ham that Maresca undertook under former Hammers boss Manuel Pellegrini that has got Snodgrass purring. The duo spent time together whilst Maresca weaved his magic at the London Stadium, and Snodgrass - recently released by Hearts - believes that should the Italian take the vacant Celtic role, he would upsurge Ange Postecoglou and 'make the players better', despite the Hoops winning an unprecedented treble under the Australian.
