Brighton sign Kieran McKenna as head coach on 4 years contract after confirming Roberto De Zerbi exit to join Bayern munich
Man Utd may challenge the South Coast side for the role of Ipswich manager,
and prominent European teams have been linked to the departing Italian.
After revealing that Roberto De Zerbi will be leaving the team after Sunday’s season-ending game,
Brighton is anticipated to bid for Ipswich Town manager Kieran McKenna.
After months of uncertainty surrounding his future, De Zerbi and Brighton have
“mutually agreed” to move in different paths,
leaving the Premier League club in need of a replacement head coach before the new season begins.
During his time at Brighton, De Zerbi has strengthened his already solid reputation and gained fans at some of the best teams in Europe.
German reports had suggested that Bayern Munich,
who are currently looking for a new manager, were seriously considering a transfer for De Zerbi.
However, Max Eberl, the club’s sporting director, later downplayed the rumors.
In addition, Xavi Hernandez’s status at Barcelona is once again in question, given that Juventus fired Massimiliano Allegri earlier this week.
The managerial positions at Manchester United and Chelsea in the Premier League are still up in the air.
It is understood by Telegraph Sport that some of Brighton’s players may think about their own futures in light of De Zerbi’s exit.
Several players in his squad have a great deal of affection for the Italian.
Brighton may yet have competition from United in the race to sign the 38-year-old boss, McKenna, who has gu
Given that he led Ipswich into the Premier League, it is unclear if McKenna will even be open to leaving this summer.
Telegraph Sport is aware that Ipswich may try to sign Rob Edwards from Luton Town if McKenna decides to depart.
McKenna’s perspective may be influenced by Vincent Kompany’s experience at Burnley,
a team that has suffered mightily in the Premier League since their promotion last year.
Another manager who has made an impression on Brighton is Michael Carrick;
but, as disclosed this week by Telegraph Sport,
the former Manchester United midfielder is anticipated to sign a new contract at Middlesbrough.
ided Ipswich to back-to-back promotions and is thought to be one of the sharpest young managers in the European game.
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