Wednesday 18 May 2016 08:13, UK
Sky Sports understands former Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers is holding further talks with Celtic over their managerial vacancy.
The Northern Irishman, who discussed the position with the club's hierarchy last week, is one of a number of leading candidates for the post.
Rodgers has been out of work since October 2015, when he was replaced at Anfield by Jurgen Klopp.
Celtic say they have drawn up a long list of potential successors to Ronny Deila, who are all under consideration with the interview process ongoing.
It is understood former Watford, Cardiff and Wigan boss Malky Mackay - who played for Celtic during the 1990s - has also been interviewed for the position following Deila's departure.
However, sources close to Sky Sports News HQ say Paul Lambert, who quit as Blackburn boss last month, and former Everton and Manchester United manager David Moyes, a long-time front-runner for the position, have not spoken to the club over the vacancy.
Deila, who bowed out with a resounding 7-0 victory over Motherwell on Sunday, announced earlier this month he was standing down after two seasons despite leading the Hoops to their fifth successive title.
Pressure mounted on the Norwegian following a poor showing in Europe where the club failed to win any of their six Europa League group matches.
A Scottish League Cup semi-final defeat to Ross County saw his position come under scrutiny before a Scottish Cup semi-final defeat to Championship side Rangers cast further doubt over his future with the champions.
