New England Revolution head coach Caleb Porter finalized his coaching staff on Monday that included two outside hires and a pair of holdovers.

Porter brought in long-time assistant Pablo Moreira and former Revolution player Blair Gavin, who was recently the head coach of FC Tulsa in the USL. Moreira was a fixture at Porter’s side with the Portland Timbers and the Columbus Crew and was part of two MLS Cup championship teams. Gavin worked with Porter in Columbus before taking the head coaching job at Tulsa.

Porter retained Clint Peay, who built Revolution II into a substantial feeder system and served as the Revolution’s interim head coach in the difficult final months of the 2023 season. Porter also retained goalkeeper coach Kevin Hitchcock, who oversaw the development of Matt Turner, the 2021 MLS Goalkeeper of the Year, and 2023 MLS All-Star Djordje Petrovic before they transferred to the English Premier League.

Hitchcock is familiar with incumbent keepers Earl Edwards Jr. and Jacob Jackson and will play a key role in integrating Slovakian import Heinrich Ravas, who signed with the team on Jan. 6.

Revolution Sporting Director Cury Onalfo announced two front office promotions, elevating Chris Tierney to Assistant Sporting Director and Remi Roy to Technical Director.