EFL side bring in coach following Brentford exit
10/31/2024 03:33 AM
Wycombe Wanderers have appointed Harry Hudson as their Professional Development Phase Under-18s Head Coach following his exit from Brentford, as announced by their official club website.
Wycombe Wanderers have brought in the coach as they bolster their operations behind the scenes.
The Chairboys are currently sat in 2nd place in the League One table behind Birmingham City following their impressive start to the season.
Their Academy Director Jeremy Sauer has said, as per their website: “Harry brings a wealth of passion and expertise in developing aspiring footballers and we’re hugely excited to welcome him on board.
“Plans for the academy are progressing at great pace and we are delighted to be building an extremely strong, highly qualified team to drive it forward to meet the ambitions of the club’s vision of delivering a successful Category 1 academy in the near future.”
Meanwhile, Hudson added: “I’m super excited to be here. It’s a fantastic project and I’m delighted to be part of a club with such ambition and where there’s a really strong culture and alignment with the first-team, so I’m thrilled to get started and embark on a new journey.”
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Wycombe Wanderers have submitted plans for a Category 4 Academy Licence for the 2025/26 season.
They will hope Hudson’s arrival can help boost their intentions and he cut ties with Brentford’s academy recently.
He is the co-founder of Kinetic Foundation, which helps young people through sport, and has also managed the likes of Sevenoaks Town, Whyteleafe FC and Croydon FC in non-league in the past.
With the way things are going, the Chairboys may well be in a promotion battle for the Championship come the end of this campaign.
They have been impressive over recent times under the guidance of Matt Bloomfield.
What now?
Wycombe Wanderers are back in action this weekend in the FA Cup with a home clash against National League outfit York City.
They then have back-to-back league away trips to Stockport County and Wigan Athletic.
The Chairboys won 3-0 at home to Leyton Orient last time out and will be in confident mood.
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