Celtic's recent performances have left fans questioning Martin O'Neill's ability to navigate the team's current slump. Following a humiliating defeat at Ibrox, the team's lackluster showing against Ferencvaros further fueled concerns, with three goals conceded once again.

The match revealed a troubling trend: Celtic struggled with absent-minded midfield play, loose defending, and a noticeable lack of intensity. Attempts to regain momentum felt disjointed, with efforts at goal appearing more like desperate long shots rather than coordinated attacks.

In stark contrast to their best days under Ange Postecoglou, which were marked by aggression and dynamism, Celtic's current form resembles a shadow of its former self. The upcoming Old Firm clash at Celtic Park looms large, and fans are anxious for a response after the team’s poor showing last weekend.

O'Neill reflected on the psychological toll of recent defeats, expressing frustration and a commitment to regroup before facing Rangers. However, his demeanor suggested a lack of answers, mirroring his team's uninspired performance.

Despite a promising start against Ferencvaros, Celtic's defensive frailties re-emerged, leading to a soft goal that exemplified their struggles. With Camilo Duran and Kasper Hogh underperforming, O'Neill has yet to unlock the potential of players like Hogh, who has only scored once in eight games since joining for £11 million.

As Celtic seeks to regain its footing, the pressure mounts on O'Neill to restore the fight and spirit that once defined the club.