Middlesbrough appoint ex-Luton boss Edwards
Briefly

Middlesbrough has officially announced Rob Edwards as their new head coach, succeeding Michael Carrick who was dismissed recently. Edwards, who previously managed Luton Town, secured their promotion to the Premier League but faced relegation within a year. His task is to elevate a Middlesbrough team that ended last season in 10th place, just missing the play-off spots. Edwards expresses excitement for the role and confidence in the club's potential, emphasizing the support from the owner and the dedicated fanbase.
"It's a real privilege to be given the opportunity to be head coach of this great football club," Edwards told the club website.
"It felt instantly that this was right for me and it got me excited. If I was going to come back in, I wanted to come back in at a place where we had a chance, and we have a really good chance here."
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