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Former Celtic, Hibernian and Bolton Wanderers boss Neil Lennon has been named head coach at Romanian club Rapid Bucharest.<\/b><\/p>\n
The 52-year-old former Northern Ireland midfielder is back in management 18 months after being sacked <\/a>by Cyprus’ Omonia Nicosia. <\/p>\n Lennon, who was linked to the Republic of Ireland job after Stephen Kenny’s departure last November, takes over a team which finished sixth in the Romanian top flight following their final match on Sunday.<\/p>\n “I hope to create a strong connection between myself and the fans, but that comes with getting positive results and performing,” he told the club website. <\/p>\n “It is my responsibility. I know they are very passionate supporters who love the club. They are similar to Celtic fans.”<\/p>\n Lennon won 10 trophies across two spells at Celtic, guided Hibernian to the Scottish Championship title and led Omonia to Cypriot Cup success.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n