Nobby Solano, a former Newcastle United icon, has been appointed as the new manager of Blyth Spartans following the club’s recent relegation from the Vanarama National League North. The decision was made official after successful discussions with Blyth officials.

Solano, who has previously coached the Peru national team and had stints in Sweden, expressed his excitement about taking on the new challenge, citing the club’s ambition as a key reason for his acceptance of the role. Solano looks forward to working with the local players and is familiar with Blyth, considering it a popular team in the North East.

Blyth Spartans’ sporting director, Steve Howard, expressed his delight at Solano’s appointment and is eager to collaborate closely with him to rebuild and bring success to the club. The chairman, Irfan Liaquat, also expressed his delight in introducing Solano as the new manager and believes his talent and expertise can lead the club to success in their rebuilding phase.

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