With the Euros now in the past for Scotland, Celtic fans are turning their attention to the upcoming domestic season and how Brendan Rodgers plans to strengthen the team.
Transfer rumors have been swirling for weeks, but with no new signings added to the squad, the Celtic faithful remain patient as summer continues.
The conversation has now shifted to the Scotland national team, as questions arise about Steve Clarke’s leadership following a lackluster performance in the tournament. Richard Keys has suggested that it may be time for a change, throwing Paul Lambert’s name into the mix as a potential candidate to take over.
Lambert, a Celtic legend, has had a successful managerial career with clubs like Norwich City and Aston Villa. Despite being out of the game since his departure from Ipswich in 2021, Keys believes Lambert’s experience and passion for the game make him a viable option for Scotland.
While the idea of Lambert taking the reins for Scotland may seem like a long shot, the disappointment of the Euros exit lingers, and fans are eager for a fresh start. It remains to be seen whether Lambert could be the man to lead Scotland forward after Clarke, but the discussion is certainly gaining momentum.
