Former Celtic manager Neil Lennon has made his return to coaching by being appointed head coach of Rapid Bucharest. After finishing sixth in the Romanian top flight, Rapid welcomed Lennon as their new leader following his successful stint with Omonia Nicosia. Lennon, who recently missed out on a managerial role with the Republic of Ireland, expressed his excitement on Rapid’s website, emphasizing the importance of building a strong connection with the passionate fans. Co-owner Dan Sucu believes Lennon’s arrival will bring a new level of discipline and success to the team, citing his experience in the Anglo-Saxon soccer culture.
Meanwhile, Ross County manager Don Cowie is rallying his players to channel the spirit of their great escape from last season as they face a relegation play-off with Raith Rovers. Despite a challenging season, Cowie maintains his belief in the team’s abilities to secure their place in the Premiership. On the other end of the spectrum, Craig Levein is gearing up for another season with St Johnstone after securing their top-flight status in dramatic fashion. Despite the uncertainties surrounding squad building, Levein is looking forward to the upcoming challenges with optimism and determination.
Livingston has announced significant departures, with captain Michael Devlin leading the way along with several other players being placed on the transfer list. Their relegation clause has forced Devlin to leave the club immediately, adding to the list of players seeking new opportunities. Dundee and Partick Thistle have also bid farewell to players, with various movements and changes taking place in the Scottish football landscape. The legacy of Gerry Collins, who contributed immensely to Partick Thistle, is remembered and honored following his passing.
