Tottenham Hotspur are set to welcome a new addition to their squad in the form of Rob MacKenzie, former director of recruitment at Aston Villa.
MacKenzie will join the club as their new chief scout next week, according to various reports today, including the Telegraph’s Matt Law.
He tweeted: Rob Mackenzie has left Aston Villa and will join Tottenham as chief scout next week – reuniting with Johan Lange, who has done the same.
Mackenzie has worked at Tottenham in the past years
It will reunite him with Johan Lange, who started his new role as technical director at Tottenham today.
The decision to bring in MacKenzie and Lange reflects the changes taking place at the club following the arrival of manager Ange Postecoglou in the summer.
MacKenzie previously spent 18 months at Tottenham and his return is seen as an important step in improving the club’s scouting and recruitment efforts.
The changes and appointments made since the summer have been nothing but positive, and the club’s recent form which has seen them top the Premier League table has added to the optimism of supporters Tottenham.
These changes, along with one that is expected to allow new hires to thrive in their roles without much involvement from chairman Daniel Levy, have created excitement about the future of the club.
Tottenham is currently unbeaten in the rankings and 2 points ahead of arch-rival Arsenal.
They are also 5 points ahead of Manchester City.
The January transfer window will be a crucial period that could decide whether Spurs are in the title race or not.
And new appointments will fill the plate.
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It will reunite him with Johan Lange, who started his new role as technical director at Tottenham today.
The decision to bring in MacKenzie and Lange reflects the changes taking place at the club following the arrival of manager Ange Postecoglou in the summer.
MacKenzie previously spent 18 months at Tottenham and his return is seen as an important step in improving the club’s scouting and recruitment efforts.
The changes and appointments made since the summer have been nothing but positive, and the club’s recent form which has seen them top the Premier League table has added to the optimism of supporters Tottenham.
These changes, along with one that is expected to allow new hires to thrive in their roles without much involvement from chairman Daniel Levy, have created excitement about the future of the club.
Tottenham is currently unbeaten in the rankings and 2 points ahead of arch-rival Arsenal.
They are also 5 points ahead of Manchester City.
The January transfer window will be a crucial period that could decide whether Spurs are in the title race or not.
And new appointments will fill the plate.
