Former Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has held talks with newly crowned Scottish champions Celtic as the Bhoys look for Ronny Deila's successor, according to STV.
The Hoops are without a manager at present after their former manager left his post after handing them their fifth consecutive league title.
Celtic are looking to replace him and are trying to put themselves in a position to make an appointment by next week, having reportedly sounded out Manchester United legend Roy Keane as well.
Several other managers such as Owen Coyle, Neil Lennon and David Moyes have also been linked with moves to succeed the Norwegian at Celtic Park.
Rodgers, who has been out of job since being sacked by Liverpool in October last year, could be the next Celtic manager if the board decide to break the bank to land the 43-year-old.
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Having been in charge at Anfield for over three seasons, the Northern Irishman led the Reds to a second place finish during the 2013/14 season when they scored an overall 101 goals, their highest total since the 1895/96 season.
The former Swansea City boss though was sacked the following year after a disappointing start to the campaign in spite of having a lucrative contract with the club that ran until 2018.
Former Borussia Dortmund manager Jurgen Klopp replaced Rodgers in October 2015.
