Manchester United have appointed David Hughes as their professional development phase coach - the latest addition to Erik ten Hag's backroom staff.
Hughes, 44, has coached for nearly 20 years after his playing career was cut short by injury. The experienced figure will predominantly work with the U21s at Carrington - bringing through the next generation for Ten Hag - but will also have responsibilities elsewhere.
United have brought in several new coaches since Ten Hag was confirmed as their new manager in April - including assistants Mitchell van der Gaag and Steve McClaren - while others have departed. Long-term coach Mike Phelan, for example, was released in June.