Northern Ireland manager Michael O’Neill has been appointed as the boss of Blackburn Rovers until the end of the season, taking on a dual role that will require him to balance his responsibilities with both the national team and the club.
Details of how O’Neill will manage the two roles have not been disclosed, but the appointment indicates that he will be overseeing both Northern Ireland and Blackburn Rovers for the remainder of the season.
The decision to appoint O’Neill to this dual role will likely be closely watched, as he navigates the challenges of managing a national team and a club side simultaneously, and his performance in both roles will be under scrutiny in the coming months.
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