Gary O'Neil has left his role as Liverpool under-23s assistant boss after six months.
The former Premier League midfielder has moved to Championship side Bournemouth to take up a first-team coaching position under new Cherries boss Jonathan Woodgate.
O'Neil had joined the Liverpool Academy set-up in August 2020 as assistant to Barry Lewtas as part of a revamp prompted by Neil Critchley's departure to take over as manager of League One side Blackpool.
A Liverpool statement said: "Everybody at LFC would like to thank Gary for his work at the Academy and wish him all the best for the future."
O'Neil spent almost 20 years as a player, featuring for the likes of Portsmouth, Middlesbrough, West Ham United, Norwich City and Bolton Wanderers.
And speaking to the official Bournemouth website, Woodgate said: "I’ve known Gary for a number of years, having played with him at Middlesbrough.
"He comes highly recommended from Liverpool and has a great knowledge of the game and an appetite to never stop learning.
"Gary is going to bring something different to the coaching staff. He’s a new voice to the players, someone who has no connection to Bournemouth and I believe that an outside pair of eyes are important for us.
"I’m really looking forward to Gary joining our staff."
