Norwich City are reportedly keeping tabs on Celtic boss Neil Lennon as a possible replacement for current manager Chris Hughton.
The Canaries' chief executive David McNally admitted this week that the club are keeping their options open in the event that Hughton is no longer their leader.
According to the Daily Record, McNally, who is a former director at Celtic, is an admirer of Lennon and is likely to consider an approach for the 42-year-old if they are in need of a new manager.
Lennon recently revealed that he has pondered a possible Parkhead exit, but has insisted that he is happy at the Scottish outfit.
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Danielle Joynson
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