Assured Peter Grant insists Ange Postecoglou can be seeking to go away Celtic for a prime six English Premier League job if he was to be tempted to depart the Scottish Premiership.
The Parkhead boss was linked with the vacant Brighton job earlier than Roberto De Zerbi was handed the reins. And up to date reviews down south recommended he's being lined up as a possible alternative for Brendan Rodgers at Leicester after a powerful first season in Glasgow's east finish. He has acknowledged a transfer is not even on his thoughts, telling the Australian media he's "dwelling the dream" with Celtic.
Celtic Park hero Grant insists there isn't any cause that the boss would stroll away for a transfer to England's prime flight - insisting solely Manchester United can prime the stress o f Celtic and Rangers. However he concedes that a time might come the place Postecoglou's ambitions see him tempted to maneuver south of the border.
He instructed The Go Radio Soccer Present: “ Manchester United is the one membership that performs below the pressures of Celtic and Rangers. That may be a reality.
"He's lorded right here. Possibly he desires to go to the Premier League and one of many prime six golf equipment, and to try this you must present you possibly can handle a Celtic or a Rangers. He’s confirmed that he can do this, and there might be individuals coming and chapping on his door.
"The one approach individuals come chapping in your door is in case you’re doing the enterprise. When Celtic gamers are being offered, it’s as a result of they're doing nicely.
“The supervisor will decide at a while and say ‘sufficient is sufficient I need to attempt the Premier League in England’, and possibly not. There are some guys who're delighted at doing this, however he might know he might get bored doing this after a time frame.
"There may be all the time that one thing that has obtained to spark you. He's an clever man, however I don’t see him leaving at this second in time. You see how he's lorded there and lengthy might it proceed.”
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