Everton captain Phil Neville will join the England Under-21 coaching staff for Wednesday’s game against Belgium.
The 35-year-old’s first steps towards a possible move into coaching come due to the England reshuffle in the wake of
Fabio Capello’s resignation.
Regular under-21 coach Stuart Pearce has stepped up to manage the senior side for their friendly against Holland on the same day.
Neville will work alongside Brian Eastick and John Peacock.
Eastick is one of Pearce’s assistants with the under-21 side while Peacock is normally in charge of the under-17s.
England Under-21s are currently top of Euro 2013 Group Eight with four wins and one loss from the five games they have played. Belgium are in second place.
Crystal Palace’s pacy winger Wilfried Zaha and Hull City’s former Manchester United midfielder Cameron Stewart are both in contention for debuts in the game.
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