Official: Ipswich announces Junior Stanislas to join the first team coaching team

July 25th, Ipswich announced on the club's official website that he would appoint Juniole Stanislas to join the first team coaching team.

club wrote: 35-year-old Junior Stanislas played for more than a decade at Bournemouth before joining Ipswich, and later began his coaching career at the Cherry Legion's youth camp.

He played nearly 200 times at Bournemouth, and had previously played for Burnley and West Ham United, where he spent almost all of his career in the Premier League and Champions League.

Stanislas has been an assistant coach at Bournemouth U18 since his career ended in 2023 and now joins Ipswich, where he will work with head coach Kieran McKenna.

Killian Carrari has been promoted to head of analysis, and he joined the club as a first-team analyst in the summer of 2024, and Michelle Aragona will join his team as a set piece analyst. Michel previously held similar analytical positions at the Midtilan Club and the Sampdoria Club.

Dan Picock was promoted to head of physical training, and Maxwell Cambridge, who previously played for Swansea City, will join the club's physical training team as a physical coach. Both will join the club's physical training team, currently led by Matt Allen, as head of athletic performance.

Dr Ian Ferguson serves as a club team doctor. During his career, he has worked with Cardiff City Club, Bristol Rangers Club, Northern Ireland Football Association and Gloucestershire Cricket Team.