Stevenage appoint Revell as manager

Alex Revell on the touchline
Former Brighton and Rotherham striker Alex Revell initially joined Stevenage as a player in 2018 [Getty Images]

Stevenage have named Alex Revell as their new manager.

The 40-year-old former striker, who made 57 appearances for the club as a player, had been in interim charge since 17 April.

He replaces Steve Evans as permanent boss, after the Scot left Lamex Stadium to return to former club Rotherham United.

Evans guided Boro to promotion from League Two in 2022-23 and they finished ninth in League One this season, five points off the play-off places.

Chairman Phil Wallace told the club website: “We believe the dynamics of our squad dictated that Alex was the natural successor to Steve.

"Alex knows the players, he’s been part of the original recruitment metric and, importantly, he’s held in high esteem by the dressing room."

Former Arsenal first-team coach Neil Banfield, 62, will be Revell's assistant manager.

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