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- Blackburn Rovers announced Michael O'Neill, Northern Ireland manager, will not become permanent head coach and will stay in that role.
- O'Neill, interim since February, posted five wins, five draws and five losses in 15 matches as the club finished 20th but avoided relegation.
- He said he cannot hold both roles permanently and will focus on Euro 2028 qualification.
- Blackburn will begin a search for a new permanent head coach.
