Gary Hamilton has been consistently linked with Irish Premiership vacancies ever since leaving Glenavon in 2023.
The 45-year-old made 132 appearances and scored 70 goals for the east Belfast side, cultivating a strong reputation within the club.
Hamilton has consistently demonstrated a keen eye for identifying and developing younger talent, an attribute that would significantly benefit the Glens.
During his near 12-year tenure with the Lurgan Blues, he won the Irish Cup twice in 2014 and 2016, achieved four third-place league finishes, and secured European football.
Currently managing Conference League side Ballymacash Rangers, Hamilton guided the club to their first-ever Steel and Sons Cup triumph during his time in charge.
A manager with Hamilton’s proven ability to secure silverware would undoubtedly meet the core requirements Glentoran are seeking in their next appointment.
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