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Kieran McKenna resigns as Ipswich Town manager
- Kieran McKenna has resigned as Ipswich Town manager, ending a tenure marked by one of English football's most remarkable turnarounds as he steps away from the Premier League club.
- McKenna guided the Blues to three promotion campaigns in four years, with the latest seeing them finish second in the Championship behind champions Coventry City last month.
- The 40-year manager, who joined at 35 years old, cited a desire to "take a break... and dedicate time to my family" after five years of service to the club.
- Although linked to the vacant Fulham job in recent weeks, McKenna stated he is not resigning to take a new post, emphasizing his commitment to a break from football management.
- He left Ipswich just 39 days after securing promotion, ending a successful era. Andy Ward noted McKenna's "fierce dedication" and work ethic represent the club's values.
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