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Celtic manager Neil Lennon refuses to be drawn on reports that he could take over at Sunderland following the sacking of Paolo Di Canio.

Celtic manager Neil Lennon has remained quiet amid reports linking him with the Sunderland job following the sacking of Paolo Di Canio.

Di Canio was dismissed by the Premier League club on Sunday night after a poor start to the season.

"I don't like answering questions on this kind of thing," Lennon told Sky Sports News. "I'm not aware of me being linked with anything. You are asking the wrong person.

"Maybe you should ask the people linking me with the jobs. I'm not aware of who they are. I'm very, very happy doing what I'm doing at the minute."

Lennon is currently into his fourth season as Celtic boss after being appointed in summer 2010.

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