Stephen Kenny determined to earn contract extension beyond 2022

Stephen Kenny insists he’d like to remain on as Ireland manager beyond 2022 but admits he’ll have to earn the right to a contract extension.
Republic of Ireland manager Stephen Kenny poses for a portrait close to his home in Co Louth prior to speaking to the media. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile
Republic of Ireland manager Stephen Kenny poses for a portrait close to his home in Co Louth prior to speaking to the media. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile
Thu, 09 Apr, 2020 - 17:26
John Fallon

Stephen Kenny insists he’d like to remain on as Ireland manager beyond 2022 but admits he’ll have to earn the right to a contract extension.

Speaking for the first time since the FAI opted to accelerate their succession plan in light of the coronavirus disruption to football, Kenny also revealed he hadn’t spoken to Robbie Keane.

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