Former Republic of Ireland international Curtis Fleming has been named as the new head coach of Indian club Punjab FC.
The Dubliner has worked as a coach at the second-tier club since September 2019 and has been confirmed as the club's new manager for the upcoming 2020/21 season.
The ex St. Pat's full-back has also held coaching roles with Bolton, QPR, Hartlepool, Livingston, Crystal Palace, Hartlepool United and MIddlesbrough.
As a player, Fleming's notable achievements include a first division win in 1995 with Middlesbrough, Fleming enjoyed a successful 10-year spell with the English club throughout most of the 1990's.
The 51-year-old was handed his Ireland debut under Mick McCarthy in 1996 and wore the green shirt ten times during his career.
Confirming the news on Twitter, Flemming said: ""I'm looking forward to getting back out to the Punjab and the season ahead with @RGPunjabFC."
