D-DAY ON THE WAY FOR ME

O'Neill expects to learn by end of week if he's staying in Paradise

- CRAIG SWAN

MARTIN O'NEILL expects clarity on his Celtic future by the end of the week.

The 73-year-old made it three wins in four games as stand-in boss following Brendan Rodgers’ departure as the Hoops put four past Kilmarnock.

O'Neill doesn't know at this point if yesterday's victory will be the swansong of his second spell in charge but believes he'll find out in the coming days.

And Kjetil Knutsen, one of the names linked with the Parkhead hotseat, last night refused to rule out a move from Bodo/Glimt.

But O'Neill could continue with Shaun Maloney after the international break if Celts do not appoint a fresh face.

On a potential time frame over word, O'Neill said: “So you're pinning me down now, aren't you? I have to go back down to London again, I'm to go into a darkened room and come out on Thursday and see has this really happened.