Leicester City confirmed on Monday that Don Mackay had joined the club as Sporting Director.McKay brings a wealth of experience to the football club having spent almost 50 years in the game.The Scotsman joins the Foxes from Middlesbrough, where he held the post of Chief European Scout.After a spell coaching Bristol City's youth team between 1974-78, former goalkeeper Mackay began his management career with Danish side Norresundby. He spent two years in Scandinavia, before returning to more familiar shores to take on the management post at Dundee in 1980.Another short spell in Denmark followed for Mackay in 1983, before he became assistant manager and then manager at Coventry City a year later.A four-year stint as manager of Blackburn Rovers followed between 1987-91, before Mackay made his way down to London to take on the post of Fulham boss.More recently he has been Director of Football at Aidrie, where his squad won the Scottish Challenge Cup.Mackay has also been part of the scouting network at Arsenal, where he uncovered a youthful Freddie Ljungberg.