Warburton is a high-profile leader with a distinguished career in global soccer. Most recently, he played a pivotal role in guiding West Ham United to victory in the UEFA Europa Conference League in 2023 with a historic 2-1 victory over Italian club Fiorentina. His extensive professional experience includes managing and working at several prestigious clubs in the UK, including Nottingham Forest FC, Brentford FC, Queens Park Rangers FC and Glasgow Rangers FC.

Since 2022, Fell has served as a Performance Coach for the Senior U.S. Men’s National Team (USMNT), supporting elite athletes for top international competitions, including the FIFA World Cup (Qatar 2022 and U.S. 2026), CONCACAF Nations League, Gold Cup and CONMEBOL Copa America. Fell’s experience spans over 200 professional matches in MLS and the USMNT, bringing unmatched experience and insight to exceptional player development.

Fox joins Sporting JAX with extensive coaching experience in the Scottish Premiership, having led Heart of Midlothian FC and Dundee United FC while also holding key development roles at Livingston FC. Known for his player-focused leadership and attacking philosophy, he has earned a reputation for nurturing young talent and encouraging creativity on the pitch. Mentored by respected figures such as Craig Levein, Robbie Neilson, and Jack Ross, Fox brings a coaching approach rooted in tactical intelligence, hard work, and a vibrant team culture that aligns with Sporting JAX’s mission to build an exciting, community-driven club.

Joining Fox’s staff as assistant coach is Mike McGinty, who brings experience as an assistant coach in the USL Championship with North Carolina FC and as head men’s soccer coach at Saint Louis University. McGinty, 54, also boasts experience as a former Major League Soccer player.

Gary Maley will serve as the team’s goalkeeper coach. Maley, 43, most recently served in the same role at Arbroath Football Club in Scotland. He also spent time professionally as a goalkeeper, tending the net for fellow Scottish clubs such as Broxburn Athletic, Cowdenbeath FC and Livingston FC. Maley’s playing debut with Livingston came at age 39, making him the oldest player to make their debut in the Scottish Premiership.