Luton Town have appointed Wycombe Wanderers head coach Matt Bloomfield as their new manager. (More Football News)
Bloomfield, who has led the Chairboys to second in League One this season, joins Luton on a three-and-a-half-year contract, becoming the third team he has managed in the last three seasons.
The 30-year-old oversaw 108 games across all competitions in charge of Wycombe, the club he made 488 appearances for as a player. He won 52 of those matches (drawn 24, lost 32), ending with a win percentage of 48.15%.
Rob Edwards left the Hatters by mutual consent last week after a poor run of form that leaves them 20th in the Championship and two points clear of the relegation zone.
Bloomfield's assistant coach Richard Thomas, first-team coach Lee Harrison and senior analyst Ben Cirne will join him in making the switch to Luton.
His first assignment comes in the shape of Preston North End on Saturday, a side they have failed to win their last three league games against, with those matches witnessing just four goals scored in total.
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