Archive · 24 Jun 2025
Rob Edwards Named Middlesbrough's New Head Coach
Middlesbrough, a football team, has hired a new coach named Rob Edwards.
He's taking over from Michael Carrick, who used to be in charge.
Edwards has experience leading teams and even got Luton Town into the Premier League.
He's signed a contract to coach Middlesbrough for three years.
Two coaches, Adi Viveash and Harry Watling, will be helping Edwards.
Edwards is excited about the new job and believes Middlesbrough has a good chance of success.
Rob Edwards appointed as Middlesbrough's new head coach.
Edwards replaces Michael Carrick, who was sacked after two-and-a-half years.
Edwards signed a three-year contract.
Edwards previously led Luton Town to the Premier League.
Adi Viveash and Harry Watling will join Edwards in the coaching staff.
- Who
- Rob Edwards, Michael Carrick
- What
- Middlesbrough appointed Rob Edwards as head coach.
- When
- The appointment happened after Michael Carrick was sacked.
- Where
- Middlesbrough, England
- Why
- To bring success to the football club
- New Head Coach
- Rob Edwards
- Contract Length
- Three years
- Previous Club (Edwards)
- Luton Town
- Previous Manager
- Michael Carrick
- Coaching Staff
- Adi Viveash, Harry Watling