The Celtic boss is in the firing line at Celtic already after the loss at Dundee United leaves him with a record of four defeats in a row

Wilfried Nancy retains the backing of the Celtic board despite losing his first four games in charge; Nancy is under increasing pressure as Celtic boss just 15 days into his tenure; the 2-1 defeat to

Jim Goodwin has backed Wilfried Nancy to "turn things around" at Celtic after his Dundee United side heaped more misery on the under-fire Frenchman. Two goals in three minutes from Krisztian Keresztes and Zac Sapsford gave United a first win in eight Premiership games on Wednesday night as they inflicted new Celtic boss Nancy's fourth defeat from four.

Celtic boss Wilfried Nancy is under fire after losing his first four games in charge of the club, so does he deserve to be dismissed already?

Ex-Columbus Crew manager Wilfried Nancy is 0-4 with his new Scottish club Celtic FC, the first four-loss stretch for the team in 47 years.

Celtic have started making enquiries for a new manager to replace Wilfried Nancy, despite CEO Michael Nicholson's public backing.

Using the latest bookies’ odds, here are the five favourites to replace Nancy, if Celtic do decide to bite the bullet and sack the 48-year-old. The experienced Republic of Ireland boss took temporary charge of Celtic following Brendan Rodgers’ dismissal and did a fine job.

Wilfried Nancy will continue experimenting with his Celtic players and approach in a bid to find a winning formula.

Wilfried Nancy has lost his first four games in charge of Celtic but retains the full support of the clubs board; they trail Scottish Premiership leaders Hearts by six points, with a game in hand; Celtics next game is at home to Aberdeen on Sunday,

Columbus Crew coach Wilfried Nancy has officially parted ways with the club to become the new head coach of Scotland's Celtic FC.

Wilfried Nancy has endured the worst start of any manager at Celtic after losing his first four games but former Arsenal forward Thierry Henry has called for patience and said he is confident his fellow Frenchman can turn things around.