As Celtic look to strengthen the playing squad for next season, they have been urged to make a positive move in the backroom department as the club close in on their tenth title in eleven years.
Vital Celtic reported in the 5th April that Celtic were looking to extend the contract of the first team coach at the end of the season.
Strachan (and John Kennedy) both came under fire for their roles in the collapse of chasing the historic tenth title in a row but now, it seems, that Ange Postecoglou is keen to extend the stay of the highly rated coach for his role in helping the Celtic gaffer turn around the fortunes of the club in such a short space of time.
And journalist, Pete O’Rourke believes this would be a very positive step for the club and has urged the club to get the deal done.
Speaking to GIVEMESPORT, O’Rourke said, “I think it would be a positive move for Celtic. It would just keep that continuity within the coaching group right now.
“If they can agree a new contract, it will just keep things ticking over nicely for everybody involved there.”
And who would have thought it? Strachan recently refused the opportunity to become his own man earlier in the season and turned down the position at Hartlepool to assist Postecoglou in his rebuild and it looks like he will be getting his rewards for his loyalty to the Celtic gaffer.
They deserve to stay as the old saying goes if it’s not broken don’t try and fix it.