David Sneyd SLAVEN BILIC HAS not yet had an approach from the FAI to become manager of the Republic of Ireland senior men’s team.
Advertisement John O’Shea was this week placed in interim charge for next month’s friendlies with Belgium and Switzerland, and director of football Marc Canham has stated his intention that a new manager will be confirmed in April. Sources have confirmed that the Croatian’s contract runs out with Al-Fateh in June of 2025 and it would require the FAI paying compensation for him to take charge in time for the start of the Nations League campaign in September.The former Everton and West Ham defender was manager of Croatia from 2006-2012, leading his country to victory over Ireland at Euro 2012 before focusing on club management.
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