ROY KEANE fears he has been 'overlooked' by the hierarchy at Parkhead as the Hoops continue their search for Neil Lennon's permanent successor, according to reports.
The Manchester United legend has been linked with the vacancy at Celtic Park and was amongst the front runners to land the gig a month ago as punters back the 49-year-old at the bookies.
However, former Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe is now the favourite to secure the role - and Keane fears he may have missed his shot.
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That's according to the Scottish Sun, who claim that Keane "has told mates he feels the chance has gone".
Howe and Keane have both held discussions with Celtic in recent weeks, while interim manager John Kennedy is also believed to be in the frame for the job.
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