Gary O'Neil takes charge as Ipswich Town manager
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Last updated Jun 23, 2026

Ipswich Town has appointed Gary O'Neil as their new manager, replacing Kieran McKenna who resigned to focus on family time. O'Neil previously managed Ligue 1 side Strasbourg for six months before returning to England. He has signed a three-year contract and expressed excitement about leading Ipswich in the Premier League. O'Neil aims to adapt the team's style and focus on earning enough points this season to ensure survival.
- •O'Neil replaces Kieran McKenna, who stepped down for family reasons.
- •He signs a three-year contract with Ipswich Town.
- •O'Neil previously managed Strasbourg, finishing eighth in Ligue 1.
- •He emphasizes the importance of earning points in the Premier League.
"Gary O'Neil has been appointed as Ipswich's new manager.
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