Kieran McKenna steps down as Ipswich Town manager after securing Premier League promotion
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Kieran McKenna has shockingly stepped down as Ipswich Town manager after leading the club to back-to-back promotions, including their return to the Premier League. His departure adds to a growing list of Premier League clubs currently without a manager, though Xabi Alonso is expected to join Chelsea in July.
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· 3 pulledKieran McKenna will step down as Ipswich Town Manager this summer after f
Yet another Premier League manager has left his club.
However, this time it has been his choice.
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