The reason for this decision was the recent defeat to Rangers with a score of 3:1, despite Celtic leading 1:0 at halftime. Currently, the team occupies lower positions in the Scottish Premier League, trailing six points behind Hearts, and previously suffered a setback in the League Cup final against St. Mirren.
Wilfried Nancy, who is 48 years old, ends his tenure with a disappointing record: six losses in eight matches, including a crushing 0:3 defeat to Roma in the Europa League.
It is worth noting that interim head coach Martin O'Neill previously managed to win seven out of eight matches, creating a stark contrast to Nancy's results. Given the current situation, the club's management may once again turn to O'Neill to address the issues.
Along with Nancy, his assistants Kwame Ampadu, Jules Géguen, and Max Shalé, as well as Director of Football Operations Paul Tisdale, have left the club. The club expressed gratitude to Nancy for his work and wished him and his loved ones success.
