New Celtic manager Wilfried Nancy has confirmed that coaching duo Stevie Woods and Gavin Strachan will stay at the club under his watch.
The Frenchman outlined the importance of working with people who know the Scottish football landscape when speaking to the media at Lennoxtown for the first time on Friday.
Assistant coach Kwame Ampadu, assistant coach and fitness coach Jules Gueguen and video performance coach Maxime Chalier have all joined Celtic along with Nancy.
Two men who were at the club before they came, however, will stay on.
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"It's really important for me to work with people who know the culture and especially who know the clubs," said Nancy. "So this is what I decided to do.
"So Stevie Woods, the goalkeeper coach, stays with us and also Gavin Strachan stays with us. So this is really important for me.
"When I discussed this with them, I felt the desire to work together, but also the desire to adjust to the way I see football and the way I manage.
"But I'm not here to change everything, I'm here to add certain things. The link with my staff, the mix, is really important if we are to be able to do good things."
Nancy takes charge of his first game as Celtic manager tomorrow afternoon as Heart of Midlothian visit Parkhead for a table-topping clash in the William Hill Premiership.
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