Julian Ward is joining FSG as technical director, reuniting with Michael Edwards just a year after his own exit from Liverpool
Julian Ward is to return to the Liverpool fold - just 12 months after leaving his post as sporting director.
The duo will begin their roles on June 1, and are part of the new set-up overseen by FSG chief executive of football, Michael Edwards. Edwards' own return to the Liverpool fold was confirmed in March. Ward initially joined Liverpool as European scouting manager in 2012 before taking over as loan and pathways manager in 2015. He was promoted to assistant sporting director, underneath Edwards, in December 2020, before succeeding him 18 months later.
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