Northern Ireland manager Michael O’Neill signs a four-year contract extension to remain in the role until 2032, according to reports from multiple outlets. The BBC and other sources say the new deal keeps him at the helm for a further term beyond his previous arrangement. The Independent adds that O’Neill rejects a competing offer from Blackburn before agreeing the extension, while other coverage focuses on his continued commitment to the Northern Ireland job. One report notes that a draw with Wales in March is O’Neill’s 104th match as manager, placing his tenure in context. Together, the articles present the extension as a long-term agreement reached after O’Neill turns down outside interest. No sources in the provided material dispute the length of the contract or the stated end date, and all describe the outcome as O’Neill continuing as Northern Ireland manager through 2032.