Oxford United are pleased to confirm two key appointments within the Club’s backroom staff.
Isaac Alder has been promoted to Head of Analysis, having been part of the Club since 2018.
Oxford born, Isaac has served as First Team Performance Analyst since 2019 and has played a vital role in the Club’s match preparation and performance analysis processes.
His new position represents a deserved step forward and a continued commitment to developing talent from within.
Joining the Club as Head of Athletic Performance is Matt Willmott, who brings extensive experience from across the professional game.
Matt has previously worked with Milton Keynes Dons, Leicester City, and Swansea City, and more recently held roles with the Football Association of Wales as a Physical Performance Coach and with PGMOL as Lead Physical Performance Coach.
Oxford United are delighted to welcome Matt to the Club and to see Isaac take the next step in his career as part of the U’s backroom team.
The Club can also confirm that Joe Moore and Luke Taylor have both left their respective roles as Coach Analyst and Head of Athletic Performance.
Everyone at Oxford United would like to thank Joe and Luke for their professionalism and contribution during their time with the Club and wish them every success in the future.
Head of Football Operations, Ed Waldron, said: “We’re really pleased to see Isaac step up into this new role and to welcome Matt to the Club. Isaac has shown great dedication and quality over many years, and it’s fantastic to see someone who knows the Club so well continue to grow with us.
“Matt arrives with a wealth of experience and a great reputation across the game, and we’re looking forward to the positive impact he’ll have on the players and the wider staff.
“I’d also like to take this opportunity to thank Joe Moore and Luke Taylor for everything they’ve contributed to Oxford United. Both have worked tirelessly and played a big part in helping the Club move forward, and they leave with our sincere thanks and very best wishes for the future.”
