Fabio Paratici’s continuing influence at Tottenham – Details revealed
A report has shed light on Fabio Paratici’s continuing influence at Tottenham and on Scott Munn’s determination to change one aspect of the club’s youth system.
Scott Munn wants to stop the exodus of young players
This report comes from The Daily Mail and takes a deep dive into the vision of Tottenham’s decision-makers and the direction they want to take the club in, with many sources from inside the club quoted on the matter.
It is revealed that the club’s chief operating officer, Scott Munn, is determined to ensure that the best young players from the Tottenham academy are not poached by other clubs, who are willing to pay a bigger salary, which was often the case in the past.
That is why winger Mikey Moore signed a lucrative contract in the summer, which was unlike any the club had previously offered a boy his age.
Fabio Paratici’s influence at Tottenham
It has been 20 months since Paratici resigned from his position as Tottenham’s managing director of football due to his alleged involvement in Juventus’ capital gains scandal.
However, The Mail say that the Italian still has power in North London, with Daniel Levy continuing to listen to his input before making big decisions.
It is explained that Paratici’s input on recruitment decisions is valued due to the number of impressive signings he made during his tenure, including the likes of Cristian Romero, Dejan Kulusevski, Rodrigo Bentancur and Destiny Udogie.
Sacking Ange Postecoglou is ‘unthinkable’
Interestingly, the report reveals that Spurs now have a strong link with the agency, BASE, who also represent Postecoglou as well as many of their other employees.
The outlet suggests despite Tottenham’s struggles over recent months in the Premier League, sacking the Australian is ‘unthinkable’ at N17 at the moment, particularly due to the fact that the club’s dream of ending their trophy drought is still very much alive.
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