French coach Wilfried Nancy entered Celtic's history in a negative way, becoming the first manager in the club's history to lose his first four matches upon taking charge, marking a shocking start that caught both the team's fans and management off guard.

Celtic suffered four consecutive losses: first against Hearts (2-1), then Roma (3-0), followed by an away defeat to St. Mirren (3-1), before the final loss to Dundee United (2-1). These results reveal clear struggles both defensively and in terms of organization.

The severity of this negative figure is further heightened by another historical fact: this is the first time Celtic has lost four consecutive matches in all competitions since January 1978, reflecting the extent of the decline the team is currently experiencing.

This disastrous start placed Wilfried Nancy under intense early pressure, amid rising criticism from fans and the media, while everyone awaits the club's response in the coming phase and whether the coach can quickly correct the course and end this negative streak before the crisis worsens.