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Edgar Davids joins Barnet as joint-head coach
Former Dutch midfielder Edgar Davids has joined League Two side Barnet as joint-head coach with a view to also resuming his playing career.
The 39-year-old, who played for Ajax, Juventus and Barcelona in a glittering career, will assist Mark Robson at the Football League's bottom club.
"Happy to say I will join my local football club Barnet as a player/coach."
A Barnet statement said he could make his debut within a fortnight.
Bees director of football Paul Fairclough added: "The capture of Davids is a statement of intent by our club to improve results and lay further foundations for the future.
"Edgar is a world-renowned footballer and will be a great example to all our young players."
Davids said: "I'm happy to explore my possibilities and share my knowledge and experience with Barnet. I am very excited about the challenge ahead."
Barnet are yet to win a game this season and have just three points from their opening 11 fixtures.
Davids, who came out of retirement to in 2010, also
He won 76 international caps and helped Ajax win the Champions League, Uefa Cup and three Eredivisie titles
In Italy, he picked up three Serie A championships with Juventus and the Coppa Italia with Inter Milan.