Ghanaian-born Dutch international, George Boateng has been named as the Under-23 Personal Development Plan coach of English football side Aston Villa.
Boateng coached the U-18 team last season and now moves a step closer to working for the first team with his appointment as an U-23 side.
“The role is fantastic for me because now I’m making a step up with players who are now close to getting first-team football.
“We are now at the top of the academy where players have to transition from lower levels to the first team.
“And this is great for me as a coach too,” Boateng told the club’s media.
The 45-year-old spent a vast time of his playing career in English Premier League after joining Coventry City in 1998.
He played three seasons for Villa before making a switch to Middlesbrough for another six years.
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