Tottenham star Ben Davies new job confirmed as special announcement made

Tottenham defender Ben Davies is one of just 13 to be named on the new Players' Board, an official group as part of the Professional Footballers' Association (PFA). Only ten current players have been elected.

It has been confirmed that the group will act as the "voice of the changing room." The board will be comprised of three former players and ten who still play.

A statement from PFA CEO Maheta Molango says: “The Players’ Board plays a vital role for the PFA, reflecting the views of our members and ensuing that we, as the players’ union, are working on the issues that are important to them.

“There are so many players who have a lot to offer to the game and to the PFA, and who care about and value the work we do. The Players’ Board is a really important channel to get those members involved, and I’m really looking forward to working with them.”

Alongside Davies, - where he spent almost all of his youth development - are Women's Super League stalwarts Kim Little and Lucy Bronze. Conor Coady, Everton, is the other current top-flight representative.

Omar Beckles, Leyton Orient, has been re-elected as Chair, with Wrexham's Will Boyce and Notts County Zimbabwe international Adam Chicksen announced as well. Walsall defender Donervon Daniels and former QPR man Steve Cook complete the list with Tim Krul.

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He captained the side in the Carabao Cup third round win over Coventry in September and also regularly wears the armband for his country.

In total, he has played almost 300 Premier League appearances, earning 90 caps for Wales. His contract is currently set to expire at teh end of the season.

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