ARMAGH clubs will meet at the Athletic Grounds next Monday night to vote on whether to extend Kieran McGeeney's tenure for another season.
McGeeney is seeking a 10th season at the Orchard County helm and will hope for a convincing mandate from the clubs as he seeks to improve on a 2023 campaign in which his side was relegated from Division One but came agonisingly close to winning the Ulster Championship and reaching the All-Ireland semi-finals.
Aaron McKay and Aidan Forker are among the players who have voiced their support for the 2002 All-Ireland skipper.
McGeeney, already Ireland's longest-serving manager after Colm Collins stepped down in Clare, has expressed his willingness to continue in the role he took over from Paul Grimley after serving as his assistant for a season.
The Mullaghbawn native came out on the wrong side when the Kildare clubs met to decide his future back in 2013. In a ballot of delegates, he lost out by 29 votes to 28. The vote had proposed that he remain in the job for one more season.
