Former Leicester City boss Craig Levein has backed Ange Postecoglou to make the move down south to the Premier League – but not before he has finished his work at Celtic.
Levein was in the King Power hotseat from 2004 to 2006 before going on to manage Scotland and hailed the work of Brendan Rodgers during his time in charge.
Ad But the Scot insisted there is no need for Postecoglou, who has been linked with the vacant Foxes job, to rush a move to the Premier League, with a switch looking likely to happen if he keeps up his superb form with Celtic.
FootballCraig Levein praying Jim Goodwin can save Tangerines43 MINUTES AGO «Brendan Rodgers did a superb job at Leicester, that FA Cup win will be long remembered by the supporters,» said Levein, speaking alongside Celtic legend Jackie McNamara at the launch of the eScottish Football Cup 2023 at Hampden Park on Wednesday. «Ange is doing a great job at Celtic, I think at some point in the future, and if he continues to have his team perform as they are now, then he will attract attention of clubs down south.» Levein was speaking ahead of the launch of the eScottish Football Cup, a new competition that will see 75 fans from across Scotland battle it out at to be the best on video game FIFA 23 Hampden Park on May 20 and 21.