Martin O'Neill, currently serving as interim manager for Celtic, has expressed his willingness to discuss a longer-term commitment after leading the team to the Scottish League Cup final. Under his guidance, and with the assistance of Shaun Maloney, Celtic secured a 3-1 victory after extra time against Rangers at Hampden Park. Goals from Callum McGregor and Callum Osman ensured Celtic's place in the final against St Mirren on December 14.

Although O'Neill has yet to receive any indication about his future with the club, he stated that he would like to lead the team in the final. He admitted to enjoying the success, despite being uncertain about his position after the international break. O'Neill also mentioned that he has not spoken with major shareholder Dermot Desmond since his appointment but would be open to discussions about potentially extending his stay.

Celtic defender Anthony Ralston praised O'Neill for his impact on the team, expressing admiration for the Northern Irishman's experience and sense of humor. Ralston highlighted that O'Neill's presence helped the team remain calm and focused during crucial moments. He also commented on the red card issued to Rangers player Telo Aasgaard, noting it as a pivotal moment that Celtic capitalized on to their advantage.

Analysis: Celtic's success under O'Neill's leadership showcases his ability to inspire the team in critical matches. If they maintain this form, Celtic stands a strong chance of securing more trophies, though O'Neill's future remains uncertain.