Former Rangers manager Mark Warburton has completed a move to become assistant manager at English Premier League club West Ham United.
The 59-year-old will get down to work this weekend when the Hammers return for pre-season training after he left Championship side Queen's Park Rangers in the spring. Irons manager David Moyes guided the club to a Europa League semi-final last season and welcomes Warburton onto his staff, who will join Billy McKinlay, Paul Nevin, Kevin Nolan and Xavi Valero on the coaching team.
Formerly of Brentford and Nottingham Forest alongside his stints at QPR and Rangers, Warburton moved to Scotland in 2015 and guided them back to the Premiership from the Championship during his two-year stint. He also won the Challenge Cup before his 2017 exit. He also guided them to the 2016 Scottish Cup final which was eventually lost 3-2 to Hibs. Now a crack at the EPL awaits.
