Neil Lennon will hold talks about his future as Celtic manager after the Scottish Cup final.
The Northern Irishman has guided the club to the Clydesdale Bank title this season in fine style and could secure the double with victory over Hibernian at Hampden on May 26. But Lennon admits he is not sure what the future holds after that and has not ruled out an exit from Celtic Park this summer.
When asked where his future lies on the BBC's Football Focus programme, Lennon said: "I don't know."
He added: "I've got magnificent support from chief executive Peter (Lawwell) and the board, I've got a great club here and a great group of young players.
"But you just don't know what's around the corner and what challenges lie ahead for you, not just in your professional life, but in your personal life as well.
"So we'll take stock of everything after the Cup final, have a sit down and see what we do for next year."
Source: PA
