Having made a remarkable impact since his arrival at Celtic last summer, experienced goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel has been displaying inspired form, stunning fans with 11 clean sheets in just 19 appearances for the Hoops. Amidst his impressive performances, Schmeichel remains composed and unfazed by the uncertainty surrounding his contract situation.
Despite signing a deal that extends through the current season, with an option for an additional year, the Danish star is focused on the present and is in no rush to discuss his future beyond the ongoing campaign. Speaking to Danish outlet Tipsbladet, Schmeichel emphasized the importance of taking things step by step, leaving decisions about his contract for a later time.
In a separate development, former Celtic player Joe Ledley has voiced his support for Neil Lennon as the ideal candidate to take over as the manager of Cardiff City. Ledley, who was brought to Glasgow by Lennon back in 2010, commended Lennon’s leadership qualities and his ability to instill a fighting spirit among players. With Cardiff City currently under the care of caretaker coach Omer Riza following the departure of Erol Bulut, Ledley believes that Lennon could bring back the sense of unity and determination that has been lacking in the team.
As the club continues to evaluate its options for a permanent manager, Ledley suggests giving Lennon an opportunity to lead the team to success and revive the sense of togetherness that has been missing from Cardiff City in recent times. While Riza remains in charge during the international break, discussions about the long-term managerial position are ongoing, with Lennon emerging as a potential candidate to steer the club towards a brighter future.
