Middlesbrough appoint ex-Luton boss Edwards

Middlesbrough have announced the appointment of former Luton Town manager Nathan Jones as their new head coach.

Edwards takes over the role following the departure of previous manager Neil Warnock, who left the club at the end of the season.

The 47-year-old Edwards has signed a three-year contract with Middlesbrough and will be tasked with leading the team to promotion back to the Premier League.

During his time at Luton Town, Edwards guided the team to back-to-back promotions from League Two to the Championship.

His attacking style of play and emphasis on youth development impressed the Middlesbrough board, who see him as the perfect fit for the club.

Edwards will be joined by his coaching staff from Luton Town, as he looks to build a successful team at Middlesbrough.

Fans of the club have expressed their excitement at the appointment, with many believing that Edwards is the right man to take Middlesbrough forward.

Edwards himself has stated his commitment to the club and his desire to bring success back to Middlesbrough.

His first task will be to assess the current squad and make plans for the upcoming season, as Middlesbrough look to challenge for promotion.

Overall, the appointment of Nathan Jones has brought renewed hope and optimism to Middlesbrough fans, who will be eagerly anticipating the start of the new season.