Middlesbrough appoint ex-Luton boss Edwards

Middlesbrough have announced the appointment of former Luton Town manager Nathan Jones as their new head coach on a three-and-a-half-year deal.

Edwards, who managed Luton from 2016 to late 2021, is set to take over at Riverside Stadium after the departure of Chris Wilder.

The 48-year-old Welshman has signed a contract that runs until the summer of 2025.

Speaking about the appointment, Middlesbrough chairman Steve Gibson said he was delighted to welcome Edwards to the club and is confident that he will help take the team to new heights.

Edwards, who has also previously managed clubs like Stoke City and Charlton Athletic, expressed his excitement at joining Middlesbrough and is looking forward to the challenge ahead.

With Middlesbrough currently sitting in mid-table in the Championship, fans will be hoping that Edwards can lead the team to a strong finish this season.

It remains to be seen what changes Edwards will bring to the team in terms of tactics and playing style, but fans will be eager to see his impact on the squad.

Overall, Middlesbrough’s decision to appoint Edwards has been met with optimism and excitement from both fans and pundits alike.

It will be interesting to see how Edwards fares in his new role and whether he can bring success to the club in the coming seasons.