Ipswich town manager Kieran McKenna has said that he has no interest in the managerial jobs at Chelsea and Manchester United after extending his contract with the club.
According to Metro Sport, the 38-year-old has presided over a stunning transformation of fortunes at Portman Road. He took over a side that was struggling to avoid relegation and turned them into an exciting proactive team which gained promotion to English Premier League after 22 years.
McKenna’s success saw him gain attention from several premier league clubs. Chelsea was said to have eyed him as a replacement for Mauricio Pochettino, while Manchester United, the club where he started coaching, also spoke to him. Queens Park Rangers were also said to be keen on the player after their manager left the club.
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However, McKenna has stuck with Ipswich until now and has pledged his future with the club and his backroom team.
”We have had tremendous success together,” McKenna added, “and I look forward to taking this brilliant club back to the Premier League. ”
Ipswich CEO Mark Ashton stated his joy over McKenna’s decision. ‘There have been rumors flying around but Kieran and I have been working hard towards ensuring that the club returns to the premier league,’ Ashton said. “Having him on board is a huge boost for this historic campaign. ”
McKenna’s signing is a testament to Ipswich’s desire to establish themselves again in the Premier League after a long time.
