NEW DELHI: Chennaiyin FC has brought in former India international Noel Wilson as their assistant coach for the 2024-25 Indian Super League (ISL) season.
The 44-year-old from Bengaluru reunites with head coach Owen Coyle.
The pair had previously worked together at Jamshedpur FC, where they led the team to its first-ever ISL League Winners' Shield in 2022.
Wilson replaces Raman Vijayan.
"It's always an honour and privilege to be a part of Chennaiyin FC. A club which has won 2 ISL Championship and other achievements. I am looking forward to working with Chennaiyin FC to achieve the goal of the club to win games and trophies," Wilson said in a media release.
As a player, Wilson represented the Blue Tigers on multiple occasions and was part of the Indian team that won a bronze medal at the 1999 South Asian Games.
His club career includes stints with notable teams like Mohun Bagan, Churchill Brothers, and Mohammedan SC.
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