The former Cambridge Utd left back who also had stints at Weymouth and Ebbsfleet brings a wealth of valuable experience and fresh perspective to the squad and the club from both a playing and coaching perspective.

After closing the door on his playing career Jordan has not been idle. He has attained his UEFA B coaching qualification, worked as a professional coach with multiple organisations and founded his own youth football Academy.

Jordan commented that he “….was really impressed with how the club has contributed to the local community and the development of young footballers both within and outside the game. After speaking with the Chairman, it is clear the club has some big ambition and I’m very much looking forward to being a part of that.”

Chairman Ciaran McAuley noted that "...Jordans addition to the coaching team is an important step for the club as we look to strengthen our current first team squad and build the foundations that will allow us to continue our journey of growth and development."

Please join me in giving Jordan a warm welcome as he joins the Pumas family and starts this new chapter of his coaching career with Pumas.