Irish national team manager Michael O'Neill turns to English club football. The 56-year-old Fahivets will help Blackburn Rovers, who are going through a deep crisis in the Championship. As it became clear, O'Neill was ready for a unique role: he is expected to appoint the head coach of the club and the national team until the end of the current season.

In front of the final coach there are two warehouses. First of all, the international arena: Ireland is already playing in the prestigious World Cup qualifying play-off final against Italy in Bergamo. Once successful, the team faces a final against Wales or Bosnia and Herzegovina. O'Neal was a great team player in these matches and, surprisingly, took the team to the World Cup - the first for the country in 40 years.

In other words, the clubs are correct: Blackburn is currently sitting in 22nd place in the Championship standings, staying in the wicket zone and giving up a military position even after the difference of balls. The club lost without a full-time coach after the dismissal of Valer'en Ismael 2 fierce. It turns out that O'Neal is working in tandem with Damien Johnson, who has completed the duties of a time coach.

As soon as the IFA gives the green light, O'Neill will be able to lead the team onto the field as early as Saturday's match against Queen's Park Rangers. The future is considering an option for which O'Neill will defeat Rovers on a permanent basis, having lost his team.

For O'Neill, this is not the first proof of the defeat of the Posad. In 2019, the coronavirus pandemic forced us to complete the Euro 2020 playoff campaign. We have returned to the 2022 squad, having signed a contract until Euro 2028.

It’s important that O’Neill was previously present at the draw of the League of Nations, where his team was placed in one group with Ukraine, Ugorsk and Georgia, having lost sight of the press comments, most likely, through.