Managerial Shuffle: Solskjaer Eyes Return as Ipswich Seeks New Coach

Kieran McKenna's departure from Ipswich Town has sparked speculation about potential replacements, particularly someone familiar with the club's dynamics. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, the former Manchester United manager, is reportedly in line to step in, having previously worked with McKenna. The managerial landscape is already shifting in the Premier League even before July arrives, with several teams making changes after disappointing seasons. Notable moves include Chelsea and Liverpool, both seeking new leadership. Ipswich Town, having recently earned promotion, now faces the challenge of securing a competent manager. Current reports from Goal.com suggest that Solskjaer, who once oversaw McKenna at Manchester United, could be the right fit. Other candidates in the mix include: Gary O’Neil, the former Wolverhampton Wanderers coach Alvaro Arbeloa, a former Liverpool defender The club is eager to finalize a deal promptly to adequately prepare for the upcoming Premier League season. In related news, Julian Alvarez remains off the transfer market, with his club president imposing a staggering €500m price tag. Meanwhile, Senny Mayulu is attracting interest, although he is more likely to extend his contract with Paris Saint-Germain than make a move this summer.

Source: CaughtOffside - 2026-06-17

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