Kieran McKenna Leaves ipswich for Brighton to replace Roberto De Zerbi by mutual consent

Kieran McKenna Leaves ipswich for Brighton to replace Roberto De Zerbi by mutual consent

According to reports, Kieran McKenna is one of the top contenders to succeed their respective managers at Chelsea and Brighton.

One of the most gifted young managers in English football,

McKenna was instrumental in Ipswich Town’s two consecutive promotions and subsequent return to the Premier League.
Despite Chelsea’s recent four-game winning streak and appearance in the Europa League for the upcoming season,

Mauricio Pochettino’s future at the club remains questionable.

Roberto De Zerbi’s final game in charge will be Brighton’s matchup against Manchester United,

it was confirmed on Saturday. The two sides had amicably decided to part ways.

McKenna has reportedly been considered by Chelsea and Brighton to succeed their present managers,

according to an article published in The Guardian.

Chelsea can secure sixth place on Sunday if they draw with Bournemouth,

but a win would put them in fifth place in the event that Tottenham loses unexpectedly to Sheffield United, who are relegated.

McKenna is also being pursued by Brighton as a possible McKenna substitute for De Zerbi.

Although the highly-regarded manager’s contract at the Amex was not set to end until 2026,

he is currently looking for his next move and is anticipated to land a significant position in Europe.

Bayern was declared the front-runners after the announcement on Saturday.

But rumors that they won’t be swooping quickly circulated in Germany, with the

If given the chance, it’s doubtful that McKenna would even think about changing teams this summer.

The 38-year-old, who won Championship Manager of the Year,

has coached Tottenham and Manchester United’s junior teams in the past.

After completing 11th in League One during his debut season,

he assumed the position at Ipswich again in December 2021 and has since guided the team to consecutive promotions.

Prior to Chelsea’s match against Nottingham Forest earlier in the month, Pochettino expressed uncertainty about his own future.

At a discussion between himself and Chelsea’s ownership,

the former Tottenham manager outlined his possible future,

saying he should know if they want to fire him or allow him to play out his remaining year.

“It goes beyond whether the owners or athletic directors are content,” he remarked.

If we’re content, you should also inquire.

It won’t be the first time that a coaching staff decides not to continue after the season ends.

But be aware that the owners or the sporting director are always in the opposite position. Two people have the ability to make a decision.

The unhappy feelings of Chelsea, the owners, and the sporting directors are not the only reasons.

Perhaps we’re not content. Not that I’m unhappy, but there’s always something missing.

The opposing side can respond, “Well, maybe until here,”

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