Robbie Keane is the new favourite to become the next Celtic manager.
The Irishman leads the race to succeed interim boss Martin O'Neill at Parkhead.
Betting Lounge has made him the 4/5 frontrunner.
Keane, who left Hungarian side Ferencvaros in May, is a free agent.
He is a popular choice among punters, despite failing to win the league with the Hungarian favourites.
Craig Bellamy, the current Wales manager, is also in the mix at 10/3 but despite appearing to rule out leaving Wales when speaking before last night's friendly with Ghana.
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A Betting Lounge spokesperson said: "Robbie Keane is the 4/5 front-runner to become Celtic manager for the first game of the 2026/27 season.
"Keane, who resigned as Ferencváros boss in May, leads the way in the market ahead of Martin O'Neill, who oversaw Celtic's title triumph last season on an interim basis.
"O'Neill is currently Evens to keep the hot seat at Celtic.
"Meanwhile, Wales manager Craig Bellamy is 10/3 to make a move to Celtic while Portugal manager Roberto Martinez is further behind at 11/1.
"Other notable contenders include a return for Ange Postecoglou at 14/1, the same odds as Scotland manager Steve Clarke."
The odds for other potential managers are:
Roberto Martinez - 11/1, Thomas Frank - 12/1, Ange Postecoglou, Darren Fletcher, Steve Clarke - 14/1, Kieran McKenna, Brian Barry-Murphy, Christian Ilzer, Michael O'Neill - 16/1, Shaun Maloney - 18/1, Scott Brown, Ole Gunnar Solskjær, Lee Carsley, Kjetil Knutsen, Frank Lampard, Damien Duff, Oliver Glasner - 22/1, Juan Carlos Carcedo, Mark Robins - 25/1.
The Celtic managerial search continues to raise eyebrows and questions within the club and among fans.
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