John O'Shea has joined Stephen Kenny's coaching team.
THE FAI HAS announced that John O’Shea will join Stephen Kenny’s management team as an assistant coach.
The former Ireland and Manchester United player will continue in his current role as a first-team coach with Stoke City, linking up with Kenny’s Ireland during international breaks. He has also combined that with a full campaign with the Ireland U21s team under Jim Crawford and I have watched his progress closely as he made a positive contribution throughout his time with the team. “John will now make the transition into the senior coaching team where he knows the team well and we look forward to John joining our staff for the Latvia and France matches in March.”
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