Gary O'Neil appointed Ipswich manager on three-year deal

Ipswich Town confirmed Gary O'Neil as its new manager on a three‑year contract, succeeding Kieran McKenna who announced his resignation on 10 June to devote more time to his family. O'Neil said his priority is to stabilise Ipswich as a Premier League club. Kieran McKenna confirmed his departure on 10 June, citing family commitments as the reason for stepping down. His exit creates a vacancy that the club moved quickly to fill. Gary O'Neil signed a three‑year deal that runs until 2027. The contract gives him the mandate to keep Ipswich Town in the Premier League.

Gary O'Neil named Ipswich Town manager, Strasbourg paid €5m

O'Neil stated his aim is to “stabilise” the club as a top‑flight side. He emphasised continuity and consistency as key to achieving that goal. The new manager held his inaugural media conference at Portman Road. The session marked his first public appearance in the role.

Gary O'Neil leaves Strasbourg to become Ipswich Town manager

Ipswich Town’s board expressed confidence in O'Neil’s experience to guide the team. The appointment follows a swift transition after McKenna’s resignation.