New Stoke City manager Mark Robins is aiming to lift the Potters back into the Premier League after a six-and-a-half-year absence.

New Stoke City boss Mark Robins has indicated that the summer transfer window could be a bigger one than the January window.

Mark Robins is pretty clear about the style of football he wants to get Stoke City playing. Stoke have swung between styles over the last few years, trying to find a new identity that can also bring sustained improvement.

Stoke City have announced Mark Robins as their new manager.The 55-year-old succeeds Narcís Pelach and returns to the Championship just two months after his seven-year spell in charge of Coventry

Stoke City confirm that Paul Nevin and James Rowberry will join the club to form new boss Mark Robins' backroom staff.

Mark Robins is joined by two new coaches while updates are given on Alex Morris, Dean Whitehead, Darren Behcet and Ryan Shawcross