Stockport County have appointed Jimmy McNulty as their new manager, following the departure of Dave Challinor. McNulty, a former defender for Wrexham, has signed a three-year deal with the League One club. He previously played for Stockport County and helped the team achieve promotion from League Two during his playing career. McNulty's managerial experience includes leading Rochdale back into the English Football League via the National League play-offs in May. He replaces Dave Challinor, who left the club by mutual agreement after five years as manager. Challinor guided Stockport County back to the Football League in 2022 and led the team to a League Two championship in 2024. McNulty told Stockport's website that he is excited to return to the club as head coach and aims to cultivate a brand of football that the fans will love. He celebrated his appointment, stating that some opportunities feel meant to be, and he is proud to be back at the club. McNulty's experience and knowledge of the club will be invaluable as he looks to build on the team's recent success. The 41-year-old manager has a deep understanding of the club's history and values, having played for the team in the past. He is eager to meet the fans and begin developing his idea for the team's future. McNulty's appointment has been met with excitement from the fans, who are looking forward to seeing how he will shape the team's future. With his experience and passion for the club, McNulty is well-placed to lead Stockport County to further success in League One.