Steve Stone has been added to the backroom team of Burnley boss Sean Dyche.
Stone steps up from his role in charge of Burnley's Under-23s to become first-team coach under manager, Sean Dyche, and assistant manager, Ian Woan.
The former England international takes over the position from Tony Loughlan, who is leaving to undergo a second hip operation.
As a result, former Tranmere Rovers and Shrewsbury Town manager, Michael Jackson, moves into the Clarets' academy as interim U23s' coach.
Dyche said: “Tony has done a fantastic job here as a key part of the staff but he now feels it's a good time for him to undergo the further surgery he needs and the extended period of time required to make a full recovery.
“Replacing him with Steve makes perfect sense for everyone.
“We know Steve really well and we've worked closely with him over the past few years anyway.
“He knows what it's all about at the top level of the game, he knows how we work, is familiar with the players and will make it a smooth transition as we build towards another season in the Premier League."
