Former Wolves, Derby County, Luton Town and Coventry City star lands new management job

Former Wolves winger Michael McIndoe has got a new job in football management.

McIndoe, who played 32 times for Wolves, and helped Mick McCarthy's men reach the Championship playoffs in 2007, had a career that was mainly spent in England.

The 43-year-old was born in Edinburgh, but played for the likes of Luton Town, Derby County, Bristol City and Coventry City.

He made more than 500 appearances in professional football and some of his career highlights include winning the League One title with Doncaster, and getting out of the Conference with Yeovil Town.

McIndoe like many players have wound down their footballing career and thought about their next steps, and for McIndoe, he's gone into management.

The former winger was sporting director and assistant manager at phoenix club Gretna 2008, and managed them for just under a year in total.

McIndoe in April announced he was leaving Gretna to manage in the higher divisions of Scottish football, and now his next opportunity has been revealed.

He is taking charge of Edinburgh City, who play in the third tier of football in Scotland.

“I am excited for the challenge ahead and this opportunity," he said to the official club website.

"I am under no illusion of the hard work required to get the club up the table but when I was given the privilege of being asked to join the club, it was a very simple decision for me to say yes.”

At the time of his appointment, he takes over a club rooted at the bottom of the table with no league wins all season, and are eight points adrift.

His first game in charge is after the international break when Edinburgh face Hamilton Academical on Saturday, October 21.