There is a lot of negativity around Celtic at the moment. The performances have been poor and the results have been abysmal in recent weeks. So much so that serious questions are being asked about Martin O'Neill's future.

Celtic have won merely three of their previous ten games across all competitions. And things are not expected to get any easier with the Hoops' next match coming against Turkish giants Besiktas.

Obviously, changing managers in the middle of the season is never simple. Just look at how things turned out for Wilfried Nancy, who lasted barely a month before being sacked.

The best thing that can happen right now is that Celtic turn their performances around and start getting results.

That should start by getting things back together in league competition. Even under these circumstances, Celtic should have enough in the tank to get past most Scottish opposition.

Celtic have announced that one of their upcoming games in the Scottish Premiership has now been rescheduled.

Celtic's match against Hibernian on Sunday, 13 December, has been rescheduled to Wednesday, January 13th with a 7:45 pm kick-off.

Celtic found a way past Hibernian when the two teams met last month, winning by a 2-1 scoreline. To be fair, most fans had expected a more one-sided result against a Hibs team sitting at the bottom of the Premiership table.

Hibernian did get a confidence-boosting win over Hearts in their last outing, which might be the beginning of a run to get out of the relegation zone. Let's see if that happens or not.

With the fixture against Celtic more than two months away, we could see different versions of both teams by the time they meet each other in mid-January.

Unfortunately, it is hard to envision how things get better for Celtic from this position. There is a certain staleness about this team right now.

On top of that, it is also starting to feel like the magic has run out for O'Neill. He had done a tremendous job getting a tune out of this squad last season but it simply is not clicking right now.

Comments from senior players like Callum McGregor and Cameron Carter-Vickers also suggest that there might doubts in the dressing room about the coaching staff.

Obviously, their own individual performances in recent months have not been much to write home about.

The winter transfer window is an opportunity to improve the squad, but historically the club are rarely active in the middle of the season.