Solskjaer Emerges as Frontrunner for Ipswich Managerial Role

Former Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Strasbourg coach Gary O'Neil are among the candidates for the vacant managerial position at Ipswich, the BBC has revealed.

The 'Tractor Boys' are without a manager after Kieran McKenna, who led the team to promotion to the Premier League last season, decided to step down and take a break from his career.

Solskjaer's coaching resume, in addition to his tenure with the 'Red Devils,' also includes spells at Molde, Cardiff City, and Besiktas. O'Neil, for his part, has previously managed Bournemouth and Wolverhampton.

Historically, Ipswich has won the FA Cup and the UEFA Cup.