What next for Neil Lennon after Celtic success?

Neil Lennon has left his position as Celtic manager after four trophy-laden years at the Glasgow giants.

Coral experts have put their heads together and assess his two best options for a new job in one of England’s top two divisions.

There are potential pitfalls surrounding the Premier League vacancy at West Bromwich Albion, while he would follow in the footsteps of mentor Marin O’Neill and old Bhoys midfield teammate Paul Lambert were he to take over at recently relegated Norwich City.

West Bromwich Albion – 4/1
Lennon is behind former Canaries and Newcastle coach Chris Hughton in the betting for the next Baggies boss. There is major work to be done in overhauling both ends of the pitch at Albion.

West Brom have one senior striker on their books in Victor Anichebe, with more illustrious suitors circling talented youngster Saido Berahino.

Following the departure of Pepe Mel, who did just enough to keep them up, it was decided that none of the five loan players on the Baggies’ books last term would be signed permanently.

Coupled with the fact that Liam Ridgewell was released, then Lennon would be inheriting a squad without a left back.

A move for Honduras international Emilio Izaguirre, following his former manager south from Parkhead, would address this fairly swiftly, however, and it could be a similar story at another club that has a vacancy in the dugout.

Norwich City – 11/10
A near odds-on price suggests this is where Lennon will end up. Malky Mackay is his main competition, however, to land the role.

There are strong links between Celtic and the Canaries, so there would be a certain irony in the East Anglia outfit recruiting the former Bhoys boss amid speculation Player of the Season Robert Snodgrass could be going north.