Former Everton forward Duncan Ferguson has made a sensational return to management after being named the new boss of Irish Premiership club Glentoran…

Duncan Ferguson has revealed that he contacted David Moyes regarding potentially bringing Everton youth players to Glentoran on loan or transfer. The 54-year-old former Everton striker recently made a return to management by taking charge of the Irish Premiership side, succeeding Declan Devine following talks with club owner Ali Pour.
Ferguson confirmed he reached out to Moyes, his former manager at Goodison Park, seeking reinforcements to bolster his new squad. He also noted that his intense first training session with Glentoran resulted in a player vomiting, explaining that high work rate and high tempo are central to his managerial approach.
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