Henrik Larsson is one of the greatest players in Celtic history.
Although the Celtic legend has acknowledged Larsson for his greatness as a player, he does not think that he is as good a manager as Neil Lennon.
The Scottish Sun recently quoted the former Sweden international striker as saying that he would love to manage in Scotland.
Provan wrote in The Scottish Sun: “Henrik Larsson says he’d love to relaunch his coaching career in Scotland. Where? I’m guessing Celts’ King of Kings isn’t talking about Ross County or Hamilton.
“If he’s making a pitch for the Hoops job, he’s dreaming. Having struggled coaching various obscure Scandinavian clubs, Larsson was ready to take the Southend job before the deal fell through.
“Why would he be in the frame for Celtic? Neil Lennon couldn’t lace the Swede’s boots on the pitch but he’s put Larsson in the shade in the dugout.”
Stability at Celtic
Lennon is in his second spell as manager of Celtic, and the 48-year-old has been superb for the Hoops.
The Glasgow giants have a certain degree of stability under Lennon, who looks set to remain in charge of the first team for the foreseeable future.
While Larsson was a great player, the 48-year-old has not achieved the same level of success in his managerial career so far.
While Celtic fans would love to see the former Barcelona striker in the dugout at Celtic Park, the truth is that it is not going to be anytime soon.
The Scottish Premiership is suspended at the moment due to the global health crisis.
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