Richard Dunne and Kolo Toure have returned to Manchester City as Academy coaches. Former club captain Dunne will assist U18s Lead Oliver Reiss, while Toure will assist Jamie Carr with the U16s.
Richard Dunne and Kolo Toure have returned to Manchester City as Academy coaches. Former club captain Dunne will assist U18s Lead Oliver Reiss, while Toure will assist Jamie Carr with the U16s.
Kyriakos Dourekas has stepped down as Nottingham Forest’s Director of Football after “five years of exceptional service.”
Rene Hake and Ruud van Nistelrooy have joined Manchester United as Assistant Managers as part of a refresh of the club's coaching staff by Erik ten Hag.
Former Manchester City and AS Monaco Coach-Analyst Aaron Briggs has joined Liverpool as First Team Individual Development Coach. He is the fourth addition to new Head Coach Arne Slot's backroom staff.
Steve Cooper has confirmed his new backroom staff at Leicester City, with a quartet of Alan Tate, Andrew Hughes, Danny Alcock and Steve Rands joining him at the King Power Stadium.
Sone Aluko has joined Kieran McKenna's Ipswich Town staff as First-Team Coach after retiring from playing this summer.
Manchester City Under-21s Head Coach Brian Barry-Murphy has left the club after three years to seek a "new challenge", leading to a revamp of their Professional Development Phase.
Chelsea have hired former South Africa Rugby and AFC Bournemouth Medical Director Craig Roberts to become their new Head of Performance Medicine.
Adam Owen has joined Blackburn as Head of Technical Development, completing their new three-man senior leadership team. Meanwhile, Paul Gray has been promoted to Academy Manager, with Stuart Jones taking on a new Head of Academy, Youth Transition & Player Pathway role.
Chelsea have confirmed that Neil Bath, their Director of Football Development and Operations, is leaving the club after more than 30 years. The 55-year-old has been described as 'the fabric of Chelsea' by former Premier League Director of Football Development Ged Roddy MBE.
Paul Mitchell has been appointed as Newcastle United’s Sporting Director, replacing Dan Ashworth. The Englishman is one of the most experienced and respected Sporting Directors in Europe, having held senior roles at Southampton, Tottenham Hotspur, RB Leipzig, Red Bull Soccer International and AS Monaco.
Richard Bredice, Burnley’s Lead Performance Analyst and Set Piece Coach, has lost his job and been banned from football for 12 months (with six months suspended) for breaching FA betting rules.