Quick Info
| Profession | Football manager and former footballer |
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| Nationality | English |
| Date of Birth | 13/09/1980 |
| Age | 46 years |
| Birthplace | Liverpool, England |
| Zodiac Sign | Virgo |
Latest News about Karl Robinson
Bromley appointed Karl Robinson as their first-team manager on a long-term contract, the first time the club has hired a manager who previously worked in the Football League. Robinson succeeded interim manager Byron Webster, and the appointment followed a full recruitment process led by chairman Robin Stanton-Gleaves. Robinson brings a long record of managing in League One, with well over 700 competitive fixtures across the English Football League.
Salford City confirmed that Karl Robinson left his position as head coach with immediate effect, following a unanimous decision by the club's board and executive team after a review. The club thanked him for his professionalism, integrity and hard work during his time in charge. The club then began the process of appointing a new head coach.
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Bio/Wiki
| Summary | Karl Joseph Robinson is an English professional football manager and former player. He was head coach of EFL League Two club Salford City from January 2024 until June 2026, and was appointed first-team manager of EFL League One club Bromley in November 2026. |
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Educational Qualification(s)
| Coaching Licence | UEFA Pro Licence |
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Career
| Playing Career | Began youth career at Everton, then joined the Blackpool youth set-up. Played in non-league and Welsh football, with a senior debut for Caernarfon Town in 1999. |
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| Coaching Career | Coached at the Liverpool youth academy and worked with Blackburn Rovers before joining MK Dons. |
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Some Lesser Known Facts
| 1. Was the youngest manager in the Football League when appointed by MK Dons in 2010. | |
| 2. Led MK Dons to fifth place in League One in his first season in charge. | |
| 3. In December 2019 he was charged by the Football Association for using abusive language to a match official. |
