Ipswich Town boss Kieran McKenna is no longer in contention to grow to be Chelsea’s subsequent supervisor.
The 38-year-old was on an early shortlist of candidates to exchange Mauricio Pochettino after he left the membership by mutual consent final week.
The main remaining candidates are former Brighton supervisor Roberto de Zerbi, Leicester’s Enzo Maresca and Brentford’s Thomas Frank.
Former Manchester United assistant supervisor McKenna, who led Ipswich to promotion from the Championship, remains to be being linked with a return to Old Trafford if the FA Cup winners sack Erik ten Hag, in addition to manager-less Brighton.
Ipswich need to hold maintain of McKenna and are anticipated to supply him a brand new contract – although he is unlikely to renew his deal.
He is contracted to Ipswich till 2027 and any membership might want to pay at the very least £4m compensation.
De Zerbi and Maresca are eager for a transfer to Stamford Bridge however much less is understood in regards to the nature of talks with Frank, who has additionally been linked with United.
Chelsea hope to nominate a supervisor in the subsequent week however it will likely be topic to talks round a compensation price for the brand new supervisor’s present membership.
