From BBC...
Kieran McKenna is no longer in contention to become Chelsea’s manager.
The 38-year-old Ipswich boss is no longer part of the multiple-candidate process amid interest from Manchester United and Brighton.
Ipswich also want to keep hold of McKenna and are expected to offer him a new contract – although he is unlikely to renew his deal.
Chelsea have spoken to multiple candidates, including former Brighton manager Roberto De Zerbi, Leicester’s Enzo Maresca and Brentford’s Thomas Frank.
De Zerbi and Maresca are keen to replace Mauricio Pochettino at Stamford Bridge but less is known about the nature of talks with Frank, who has also been tipped with replacing Erik Ten Hag at Old Trafford.
Chelsea hope to appoint a manager in the next week but it will be subject to talks around a compensation fee.