- Former Tottenham and England striker Jermain Defoe has been appointed as the new head coach of National League side Woking.
- This marks Defoe's first permanent role as a club manager, following his retirement from playing in 2022.
- He previously gained coaching experience in Tottenham's academy and as an interim coach at Rangers in 2021.
- Woking's chairman, Todd Johnson, praised Defoe's understanding of the game, leadership, and approach to player development.
- Defoe will take charge after interim coach Craig Ross leads the team for Tuesday’s match against Altrincham, with Paul Bracewell joining as his assistant.
IN FULL
