Duncan Ferguson has returned to football management, crossing the Irish Sea to take charge of Northern Irish Premiership side Glentoran on a multi-year contract.

Duncan Ferguson has returned to football management after being appointed manager of Northern Irish Premiership side Glentoran on a multi-year contract. The former Everton striker replaces former boss Declan Devine at The Oval and will be joined by Gary Bollan as assistant manager. Ferguson had been working as a freelance pundit since leaving Inverness Caledonian Thistle in October 2024.
Glentoran currently sit third in the Irish Premiership under owner Ali Pour and are aiming to win their first league championship since 2009. Sporting director Paul Millar confirmed Ferguson secured the role over significant competition, with his first match set for this weekend at home against Ballymena United.
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