Former Wales national team coach Chris Coleman has taken over as the new manager of Greek football club Asteras Tripolis. Coleman, who has previously managed several clubs including Fulham and Sunderland in England, will lead the team in their bid to improve their performance in the Greek Super League.

Coleman's appointment comes after a period of change for the club, which has seen a new ownership structure and the departure of their previous manager. The Welsh coach has a wealth of experience in managing teams and has a reputation for getting the best out of his players.

Asteras Tripolis is a well-established club in Greek football, having won several domestic and international titles. The team has a strong squad and a good stadium, and Coleman will be looking to build on this foundation to achieve success in the league.

Coleman's main priority will be to improve the team's performance and results, but he will also be looking to develop the club's young players and create a strong squad for the future. He is known for his ability to motivate and inspire his teams, and he will be hoping to bring some of that success to Asteras Tripolis.

The club's fans are hoping that Coleman's appointment will bring a new era of success to the team, and they will be watching with interest to see how he gets on.