US rapper and lifelong fan of Celtic FC, Snoop Dogg, has publicly called on the Scottish club to re-appoint their former manager Ange Postecoglou amidst uncertainty following the departure of Brendan Rodgers.
The call comes as Celtic face a transitional period: Rodgers left after a disappointing run including a Champions League qualifying defeat and a league setback, prompting the club to appoint Martin O’Neill on an interim basis. Snoop Dogg said: “You got to give Martin O’Neill big respect … I think you got to bring Ange back. The club are gonna do what they are gonna do, but the fans would love to see him back.”
Postecoglou himself enjoyed success at Celtic, guiding the club to two Scottish Premiership titles and a domestic treble during his time at Parkhead before moving on. With him currently available after departing Nottingham Forest, the question of whether Celtic will pursue him has gained renewed attention.
In his remarks, Snoop Dogg also referenced his interest in investing in the club. Long known as a committed sports fan and investor (he has previously been linked to investing in Swansea City A.F.C.), he described Celtic as “a huge club” and said that if the right opportunity arose, he would “be down for it.”
The timing is significant: Celtic’s supporter base remains passionate and vocal, and the debate over the club’s direction and leadership is actively underway. With Snoop Dogg’s public endorsement, the conversation now extends beyond just local media and football insiders to a global audience.
If you like, I can pull in further details—such as Celtic’s managerial options, Postecoglou’s current status, and how fans are reacting to the push.
