West Ham United: Record player Mark Noble becomes sporting director

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After the end of his career in the summer

Mark Noble is returning to West Ham United about half a year after retiring. The 35-year-old will take over the post of sports director at the “Hammers” from January 2, 2023. The club officially announced this on Thursday.

Between 2004 and 2021, Noble made 550 competitive appearances for West Ham and is by far the club’s all-time record player (see stats). “I think it’s a great opportunity for me to contribute and help the club in different ways and I can promise everyone in the West Ham family that I will give absolutely everything I have.” , said the former midfielder in the press release.

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Neven Subotic (Last club: SCR Altach)

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Marcel Schmelzer (last club: BVB)

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Martin Skrtel (Last club: Spartak Trnava)

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Lee Grant (Last club: Manchester United)

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Aaron Hunt (last club: Hamburger SV)

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Johannes Flum (last club: SC Freiburg II)

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Jermain Defoe (last club: AFC Sunderland)

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Javi García (last club: Boavista Porto)

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Fabricio Coloccini (last club: Club Atlético Aldosivi)

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Scott Brown (last club: Aberdeen FC)

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Davy Proepper (last club: PSV Eindhoven)

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Coach David Moyes, who has been in charge since December 2019 and has used Noble in 89 games, said: “I’m delighted to welcome Mark back and have the opportunity to work closely with him again. He was a great asset and strength for me as a player and captain and I know he will be a great support to the club and me again in that role.”

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