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Jose Mourinho is reportedly wanted by Celtic.

Jose Mourinho is seen in the stands prior to the Premier League match between Fulham FC and Everton FC at Craven Cottage on April 13, 2019 in London, United Kingdom.

Celtic are one of the biggest clubs in the world, and the Glasgow giants are used to speculation all the time.

The latest report coming out of Celtic Park, though, is stunning and somewhat unbelievable, and it has something to do with Jose Mourinho.

One of the greatest managers of all time who has been in charge of the likes of Real Madrid, Chelsea and Manchester United, Mourinho has been linked with Celtic.

Neil Lennon is in charge of the Hoops at the moment, but his current contract runs only until the end of the season.

It is not clear whether Lennon will be handed the Celtic managerial role on a permanent contract in the summer, and now it has been reported that the Hoops have offered the job to Mourinho.

According to Gianlucadimarzio.com, Celtic have made an offer to Mourinho, who may be willing to take the managerial job.

Mourinho is without a managerial job at the moment, having parted company with Premier League giants Manchester United in December 2018.

Jose Mourinho and Manager of Inter Forever Francesco Toldo look on from the sidelines during the Legends Match between Spurs Legends and Inter Forever at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on March...

Former Celtic striker John Hartson seems stunned at the idea of Mourinho becoming the new manager of the Scottish Premiership champions, as suggested by his post on Twitter.

Hartson’s question to Celtic fans about taking Mourinho is also obvious, as surely the Glasgow giants’ supporters would love him to be in charge of the team.

May 28th 2017, Celtic Park, Glasgow, Scotland;  Celtic FC Charity Foundation Match; Henriks Heroes versus Lubos Legends; Stilyian Petrov, Neil Lennon and John Hartson