Report: Postecoglou already eyeing one-time Tottenham analyst

Ange Postecoglou wants to bring Celtic analyst Greg Wallace to Tottenham Hotspur as he prepares to complete his move.

Celtic analyst Greg Wallace is the latest target for Ange Postecoglou ahead of his move to Tottenham Hotspur.

That is according to The Scottish Sun, who claim that Postecoglou is looking to launch an immediate triple raid on Celtic.

Postecoglou is set to become the new Tottenham manager this week with a deal seemingly all but done.

The Australian doesn’t want to go to North London alone though and is trying to lure coaches John Kennedy and Gavin Strachan with him.

It’s now claimed that a third Celtic man could leave though with video analyst Greg Wallace targeted by Postecoglou.

The report even claims that Wallace has actually worked for Tottenham before and this would be a return to Spurs for him.

Wallace has also worked for Falkirk and The Scottish FA and has made strides in the analysis world.

Wallace arrived at Celtic before Postecoglou’s appointment but the Spurs-bound boss has been impressed and wants to take him to Tottenham.

Greg Wallace may go but John Kennedy exit seems tricky

Postecoglou may fancy his chances of landing both Strachan and Wallace, who have been important to the success at Celtic in the last couple of years.

Yet when it comes to Kennedy, this could be a much tougher ask.

Kennedy lives and breathes Celtic, going all the way back to his rise through their youth setup.

Kennedy became a first-team player for Celtic but had his career sadly cut short in 2009 due to injuries.

Celtic decided to keep Kennedy around though, handing him a scouting role before his coaching rise really started.

Kennedy has been on an incredible rise at Celtic, first coaching their Under-19’s and Development Squad before becoming a first-team coach.

Now assistant manager at Celtic, Kennedy is part of the furniture at Parkhead and may not fancy leaving right now.

Postecoglou may need to prepare himself for a similar answer from Kennedy, who Celtic would surely love to keep around.