Efe Ambrose has kicked off his managerial career having been appointed as the assistant reserve team manager of Livingston football club of Scotland.
Earlier in the year, the Scottish Premier League outfit completed a deal for the Nigerian who in a bid to re-ignite his career signed an 18-month contract.
He had been a free agent since leaving Derby County right at the end of the 2018/2019 season having failed to make a single appearance.
Efe is not the only former Nigerian international who has taken up a coaching career.
Recall that Joseph Yobo was appointed as the new Super Eagles assistant coach in February this year.
Yobo, who spent ten years in the Premier League representing Everton football club takes over from former Rangers International boss Imama Amapakabo.
Efe Ambrose has been appointed assistant reserve-team manager of Livingston FC.
The former Eagles captain hanged his international boot in 2014, after making his third FIFA World Cup appearance in Brazil.
Before his retirement, he helped Nigeria win her third AFCON title when the late Stephen Keshi led the team to conquer Africa.
The 39-year-old grew through the ranks represented the country in six different continental championships - but crowned his efforts with the title in his last outing in South Africa.
The former captain will join a few of the ex-internationals who have been given opportunities to be on the technical team to tinker the team to success.