Rui Fuste has been promoted to Head Physio as Wolves reshape their medical and performance department ahead of the new Premier League season.

Steve McClaren is leaving Manchester United after two years to become Head Coach of the Jamaica men’s national team.

Manchester United Director of Data Science Dominic Jordan is leaving the club after more than two years. He joined in March 2022 and was tasked with belatedly building a data science department.

Former Arsenal and Southampton Set Piece Coach Andreas Georgson has joined Erik ten Hag’s new-look backroom staff at Manchester United. The Swede is the fourth addition this summer to Erik Ten Hag’s new-look coaching staff.

Glenn van der Kraan has left Manchester City after almost four years to take up the new role of Academy Technical Director at Chelsea.

Amy Cranston is leaving Oxford United after 12 years to become the new Head Physio of Manchester United Women. Cranston started with the U’s in 2012 with their Youth Academy for Girls and Boys and worked her way up the ranks to become Head of Medical Services in 2018/19.

Fitness Coach Matt Birnie has left Chelsea after 18 years. Birnie joined the Blues in 2005 and worked in their Academy for 14 years before moving to first-team duties in 2019.

Norwich City have hired Brighton’s Nick Stanley to become their new Set Piece and First Team Coach. He replaces Andrew Hughes, who left earlier this summer to work with Steve Cooper at Leicester City.

Thomas Hill goes behind the scenes at Salford City to speak to their Sporting Director Chris Casper. The 49-year-old tells him about the club's unique ownership, their ambitions for the future and how the values of Sir Alex Ferguson influence everything.

SV Darmstadt Sporting Director Paul Fernie says radical ideas like Head Coach loans are required to address a drastic lack of opportunities for English coaches.

Jon De Souza has been appointed as QPR’s first Head of Methodology, overseeing implementation of the club’s game model and coaching methodology across the Academy, men’s and women’s teams.

Newcastle United Sporting Director Paul Mitchell says new Performance Director James Bunce is “the best in class” and will be crucial in helping the club “move consistently to the next level.”