John Kennedy urged to leave Celtic for first permanent managerial role as attractive job opens up

We haven’t seen anything yet to suggest that John Kennedy should be getting the Celtic job on a full-time basis, so he has to be thinking about what comes next for him.

He is highly rated as a coach and it’s expected that he will go on to have a career as a manager, but the timing and the situation isn’t right for that to happen at Celtic Park.

He’s been linked with a few jobs in Scotland that have opened up in recent years, so it’s easy to see him entering the conversation at Aberdeen after Derek McInnes finally left the club this evening.

It would be an attractive job for Kennedy as their budget ensures they are always going to be pushing for third spot at least, while he could even trouble the top two places if they go on a run of form.

The dust is still settling at Pittodrie and it’s not clear what their plan is to replace McInnes, but there’s been plenty of chat on social media this evening about Kennedy replacing him:

It’s also interesting to see Neil Lennon’s name being mentioned as it also looks like the kind of role that he should jump at if it’s offered to him, but it will depend on what Aberdeen decide to do.

It’s hard to see Kennedy retreating back into a coaching role at Celtic after being the manager for so many games so he will need to leave eventually to take the next step in this career, and this looks like an attractive option for him.

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