Manchester City legend Vincent Kompany has appointed his former teammate Craig Bellamy as assistant manager of Burnley.
Bellamy played for City between 2009 and 2011 where he played alongside Kompany in 36 matches. The Welsh forward eventually moves onto Liverpool before rounding off his career in 2014 at hometown club Cardiff City.
Since retiring from football, Bellamy had a spell in charge of Cardiff's academy, and worked as Anderlecht's U21 manager before Kompany promoted him to assistant in 2021 for a short spell of nine matches. Alongside Bellamy, Kompany also appointed Jelle ten Rouwelaar, Bram Geers, Floribert Ngalula and Richard Bredice to various backroom roles at Turf Moor on Friday.