O'Neill 'committed' to NI but doesn't rule out future dual role
Michael O'Neill says he is "100% committed" to Northern Ireland after he signed a new four-year contract with the Irish FA, but he has not ruled out another dual role in the future.
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Michael O'Neill says he is "100% committed" to Northern Ireland after he signed a new four-year contract with the Irish FA, but he has not ruled out another dual role in the future.
Michael O'Neill has signed a new four-year contract to remain as Northern Ireland manager until 2032, after turning down an offer from Blackburn Rovers.
Michael O'Neill has committed to a new four-year contract with the Irish Football Association, keeping him in charge of Northern Ireland until 2032.
Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill has signed a four-year contract extension until 2032, the country's Football Association said in a statement on Wednesday.
Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill has signed a four-year contract extension until 2032, the country's Football Association said in a statement on Wednesday.
Michael O'Neill has signed a four-year contract extension, keeping him in charge of Northern Ireland until 2032.
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