Here is all you need to know about Louise, the wife of Kieran McKenna and their kids
As Kieran McKenna is about to sign a long-term contract with Ipswich Town, speculation regarding his future will soon come to an end.
The 38-year-old was linked to Brighton’s position, and Chelsea had added him to their shortlist of potential successors to Mauricio Pochettino.
Having been Manchester United’s assistant first-team coach, the Northern Irishman took over at Portman Road in December 2021, with Ipswich midway in the League One standings.
Who is Louise McKenna wife of Ipswich Town FC manager Kieran McKenna
After finishing in second place and earning an automatic promotion from the third tier, he had his first full season at the club. The Tractor Boys finished that campaign in eleventh position in the rankings.
After Ipswich made its first Premier League comeback since 2002, McKenna rose to prominence as one of the game’s most renowned coaches in England.
It makes sense that his amazing performance in his first managerial post at Portman Road has attracted the attention of admirers from rival teams looking to sign him.
Amid all this, let us have a look at who his wife and kids are.
Who is Kieran McKenna’s wife?
Kieran McKenna is married to Louise. It seems like the two are teenage sweethearts as they met each other when he was just 16 and have now going strong ever since.
The couple welcomed two kids together. Not much is known about her. The wife of Kieran McKenna has kept her life private and she enjoys no limelight.
Talking about her husband, the 38-year-old coach of Ipswich guided the team to two EFL promotions in a row as well as their first Premier League season at Portman Road in twenty-two years.
After being signed by the team in 2021, McKenna led Ipswich to promotion from League One to the Championship in his first full season in charge.
Ipswich made it to the Premier League for the first time since 2002 after earning their second straight promotion after leaving the Championship at the first attempt.
English by birth, he played youth international football for Northern Ireland before becoming a manager.