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https://www.chelseafc.com/en/news/2022/05/25/myers-moves-into-new-coaching-role

Myers moves into new coaching role

25 May 2022


After three years as head coach of the Chelsea development squad, Andy
Myers will move to a new role as loan player technical coach this summer.


https://i.imgur.com/Hv7H4nM.jpg


The former Blues defender will join our loans department, working closely
with players and providing regular match feedback.


Myers has spent over a decade coaching in our youth development programme,
leading the Under-15 age group before moving up to assist with the
Under-21s and Under-19s. He was part of the backroom team that helped
secure consecutive triumphs in the UEFA Youth League and a league title
for the Under-21s in 2013/14.


In 2016/17, he spent a season in a coaching role at Vitesse Arnhem as the
Dutch side claimed the first major honour in their history by winning the
KNVB Cup. He then returned to Cobham to assist Joe Edwards with the
development squad before moving into a head coach role with the Under-18s
and guiding the young Blues to a third-place league finish.


https://i.imgur.com/2MUpqm9.jpg
Myers has spent over a decade coaching with our Academy age groups


After being promoted to development squad head coach in the summer of
2019, Myers masterminded an unbeaten league campaign which ended with the
team being crowned Premier League 2 winners for the first time in the
competition's short history. After the season was curtailed 18 games in
due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Blues were awarded the title on a
points-per-game basis.


During his playing career at Stamford Bridge, Myers made over 100 senior
appearances, winning the Chelsea Young Player of the Year in 1991 before
going on to help us to success in the FA Cup and UEFA Cup Winners' Cup.


https://i.imgur.com/V1FjcfG.jpg
Myers made over 100 appearances for the Blues during his playing career


A new head coach for the development squad will be announced in due course.

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