Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has provided an insight into what Celtic could expect if they appointed Kieran McKenna.
The Ipswich Town boss is one manager the Parkhead hierarchy are considering to replace Ange Postecoglou after his move to Tottenham. McKenna was a coach at Manchester United when Solskjaer was boss and the Norwegian was blown away by his work, especially defensively.
And his assistant manager at Portman Road, Martyn Pert, is another key bonus after seeing his work during a shared stint in Manchester. Solskjaer told the Athletic in May this year of the Celtic target: “Kieran was a surprise to me when I got to United. Michael, I already knew. We’d been coached by Sir Alex, from the old school. Kieran was not. He’s the most thorough and analytical, step-by-step, process-driven coach that I’ve worked with. He makes it so easy for the players to see and understand what we wanted from them. He’d do that the day before a game and his memory was also fantastic, his eye for detail too.
