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O'Neill leaves hospital, decision for Celtic return pending
Celtic's Martin O'Neill has been discharged from the hospital after a minor procedure, with no set date for his return to coaching duties as he considers his availability for an upcoming match.
. Martin O'Neill, the Celtic manager, has been discharged from the hospital following a small procedure. The details of the procedure have not been disclosed.
Celtic assistant manager Shaun Maloney provided an update on O'Neill's health, stating that there is "no timeline" for the manager's return to the team. This suggests that O'Neill’s recovery will dictate when he resumes his coaching responsibilities.
Maloney confirmed that O'Neill will decide for himself whether he will be able to join the team on the touchline for the upcoming match against Kilmarnock, scheduled for Sunday.
The club has not provided further specifics on O'Neill's medical condition or the nature of the procedure, focusing instead on the manager's recovery process.
As O'Neill evaluates his health, Maloney is expected to take charge of the team preparations leading up to the match. The absence of a definitive return date leaves the team's immediate plans somewhat uncertain.
Celtic supporters and staff will await further updates on O'Neill's condition and his decision regarding participation in the match against Kilmarnock as the weekend approaches.