Soccer-Middlesbrough appoint Edwards as head coach


FILE PHOTO: Soccer Football - Championship - Queens Park Rangers v Luton Town - Loftus Road, London, Britain - January 6, 2025 Rob Edwards Action Images/Andrew Couldridge

(Reuters) -Rob Edwards has been appointed Middlesbrough head coach, the English Championship club said on Tuesday, the former Luton Town manager replacing Michael Carrick after signing a three-year contract.

Carrick parted ways with the second-tier side this month after they missed out on the promotion playoffs.

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