This could well be a huge positive for new
Arsenal Head of Recruitment Sven Mislintat, whose first signing has already outdone Arsene Wenger's expectations after only one day with the youngster.
Not exact matches
Fresh from appointing Sven Mislintat as their
head of recruitment earlier this month,
Arsenal are reportedly set to continue with their hierarchy changes.
Arsenal confirmed what could be a key appointment for the club in the years ahead on Monday with Sven Mislintat brought in as
head of recruitment.
Supporters are excited about the appointment
of Sven Mislintat as
Arsenal's new
Head of Recruitment, believing him to be the man who can help turn the club around.
The youngster from Greece is only 20 years old, and was the first signing made by
Arsenal's new
head of recruitment, Sven Mislintat.
According to the Metro, while
Arsenal have decided on relief Wenger
of his position at the club, Chief executive Ivan Gazidis,
head of recruitment Sven Mislintat and Head of football relations Raul Sanllehi have put in structure to ease in a new mana
head of recruitment Sven Mislintat and
Head of football relations Raul Sanllehi have put in structure to ease in a new mana
Head of football relations Raul Sanllehi have put in structure to ease in a new manager.
While
Arsenal were slumping to yet another miserable away defeat at Newcastle on Sunday, the club's
head of recruitment Sven Mislintat was in Germany watching his former club in action.
By firing Tuchel and bringing in Bosz, Watzke had at least appeared to have appeased Mislintat — but he shocked the club by accepting
Arsenal's offer to become their
head of recruitment in London.
There are rumours that
Arsenal could be keeping tabs on his situation, with new
head of recruitment Sven Mislintat the man that took him to Dortmund in the first place.
Arsenal's new
Head of Recruitment Sven Mislintat arrived late in 2017 and has already helped the Gunners sign young Greek defender Konstantinos Mavropanos, who will now spend the rest
of the season on loan in the Bundesliga.