Kjetil Knutsen, according to Harald Brattbakk, has "all the qualifications to become a success" if he joins Celtic.
The Bodo/Glimt manager is reportedly one of a number of candidates to succeed Ange Postecoglou, who relocated to Tottenham last week.
According to reports, negotiations between the Norwegian and Ajax over a potential transfer to the Dutch team fell down.
Last year, Knutsen led Bodo/Glimt to a 5-1 overall victory over Celtic in the Europa Conference League.
He would make a strong contender, according to former Celtic striker Brattbakk, who is best known in Scotland for scoring the game-winning goal in the Hoops' 2-0 victory over St. Johnstone in 1998, ending Old Firm rivals Rangers' hopes of a historic "10-in-a-row."
Bodo and Glimt chose him because they had been scouting him for years and were aware of his strengths.
He possesses all the prerequisites for success.But it also depends on the circumstances in which he would be working if he were to show up.
You are aware that while winning the league is one thing in Scotland, moving to Europe is the next stage.But he has also demonstrated that he is capable of succeeding with less. He would therefore be an excellent candidate.It would also depend on the team he receives, though he has a strong track record of selecting the players he needs and desires.
If Maresca is one of Celtic's top objectives, it would appear that they should move sooner rather than later given how popular he is. In 2021, the Italian coach served as Parma's head coach for a brief period before being fired due to a string of unsuccessful matches. [FC Parma]
Maresca also turned down Southampton this season after the English Premier League underachievers sought him back in May to replace Ruben Selles following Nathan Jones' sacking. The Daily Mail
It does appear as though the day of naming a new manager is drawing nearer with Kjetil Knutsen also still being heavily connected to the Celtic position.
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