Newly promoted Ipswich Town have spent £106.6m on 10 players this summer, shifting from a domestic-focused recruitment strategy to a global approach under manager Gary O'Neil following lessons learned from relegation.
Gary O'Neil has been named the new manager of Ipswich Town, signing a three-year contract after leaving French club Strasbourg. The 43-year-old replaces Kieran McKenna and aims to build on the club's vision for growth in the Premier League.
Ipswich are nearing the appointment of Gary O'Neil as their new head coach, with compensation talks underway with Strasbourg. O'Neil, 43, is expected to bring Tim Jenkins and Neil Critchley with him. He replaces Kieran McKenna, who stepped down after leading Ipswich to promotion.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Gary O'Neil are reportedly leading candidates to take over as manager at Ipswich following Kieran McKenna's departure. Solskjaer, formerly of Manchester United, and O'Neil, currently at Strasbourg, are both admired by the club's hierarchy.
