After recently leaving the post of manager at Celtic, Eddie Wolecki Black has rejoined Motherwell as the head of the their women’s football department.
The 54-year-old previously led Motherwell to an unbeaten SWPL 2 campaign and promotion to the top flight.
“I’m excited to be back at Motherwell,” he told the club’s website on his return. “There’s an opportunity to grow the club further and my day-to-day remit will be doing that.
“Instantly when I came back I felt part of things again. This is a club that is determined to improve in every aspect, working together to achieve that, and that motivates me greatly.”
Wolecki Black will be responsible for all areas of women’s football at Motherwell, from first team level through to youth level, and is tasked with the strategy, growth and development of the club.
He will also lead the first team as manager, with two assistant coaches to be appointed shortly.
Motherwell chief executive Alan Burrows added: “The opportunity to welcome Eddie back was one we instantly took up when it arose.
“With the team now established in the top division, and with the pace at which the game is continuing to grow, being able to bring him in with all his experience on a daily basis is another big step forward for the club.”
