Kevin Foley adds coaching honour as Luton lift EFL Trophy | OneFootball

Kevin Foley has added a coaching honour after Luton lifted the EFL Trophy with victory over Stockport County on Sunday. According to ExpressAndStar.com, the former Wolves and Luton defender made more than 200 appearances for Wolves before moving into coaching.

He joined Wolves from Luton Town and enjoyed title-winning campaigns in the Championship and League One. He then moved to Copenhagen.

Foley later featured for a number of EFL clubs and finished his playing career at Billericay Town.

He began coaching in the United States with former Wolves team-mate Neil Collins at Tampa Bay Rowdies. His first role in England came under Rob Edwards at Forest Green Rovers, where he helped win the League Two title.

In September 2022 he linked up with ex-Birmingham City defender Roger Johnson at Brackley Town. He returned to Luton with Edwards in July 2023 and was later promoted to first-team coach under Jack Wilshire.

Source: ExpressAndStar.com