Kieran McKenna signs a new contract to lead Ipswich Town into the next season, despite interest from Brighton, Chelsea, and Manchester United. He becomes one of the highest-paid managers in England.
Brighton, Chelsea, and Manchester United had shown interest in McKenna. Brighton felt confident initially, while Chelsea was considering him for a vacant position, and United listed him as a possible replacement for Ten Hag.
McKenna's new contract with Ipswich runs until 2028. He expressed pride in leading the club into the Premier League after achieving success and stated excitement for this responsibility.
Ed Schwartz from Ipswich's majority shareholder ORG flew from the US for talks with McKenna and Ipswich CEO Mark Ashton to secure the new deal. McKenna ultimately chose to stay with Ipswich for the long-term.
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