Middlesbrough appoint ex-Luton boss Edwards

Middlesbrough Football Club has announced the appointment of former Luton Town manager, Nathan Jones, as their new head coach. The decision comes after a thorough recruitment process led by the club’s chairman, Steve Gibson, and chief executive, Neil Bausor.

Edwards, who previously managed Luton Town in the English Championship, brings a wealth of experience and tactical knowledge to the Middlesbrough team. He is known for his attacking style of play and ability to develop young talent.

Speaking about the appointment, Gibson said, “We are delighted to welcome Nathan Jones to Middlesbrough. We believe he is the right person to take the club forward and achieve our goals for the future.”

Edwards, who has signed a three-year contract with the club, expressed his excitement at the new challenge. “I am thrilled to be joining Middlesbrough and look forward to working with the players and staff to achieve success on the pitch,” he said.

The appointment of Edwards has been met with mixed reactions from fans, with some expressing optimism for the future under his leadership, while others remain cautious after his mixed record at Luton Town.

Despite the uncertainty, the Middlesbrough board is confident in their decision and believes Edwards has the potential to lead the team to success in the upcoming seasons. The new head coach will have the opportunity to make his mark on the squad during the upcoming pre-season training.

Overall, the appointment of Nathan Jones as Middlesbrough’s new head coach marks a new chapter for the club as they aim to return to the Premier League and compete at the highest level of English football.