Director of football at AS Monaco attracts the attention of Arsenal, looking for a new leader to strengthen their squad.
The transfer market and the sports management of European clubs continue to shake up the football landscape. This time it is Thiago Darkdirector of football atAS Monaco since June 2023, which captures attention. The latter could well be offered a new adventure behind the scenes of European football.
A rapidly growing profile in Monaco
Arriving at AS Monaco after a career as a respected manager, Thiago Scuro quickly made his mark on the Rock. Under his leadership, the club has shown a renewed and ambitious face, with a clear vision for its future. Scuro was able to strengthen the squad while maintaining a financial balance, crucial for the sustainability of the club. One of Scuro's main objectives has been to build a competitive team in both Ligue 1 and the Champions League. This strategy allowed ASM to remain at the top, while integrating promising young talents.
Targeted and effective recruitment
Scuro did not hesitate to part with some valuable players to strengthen the team. The departures of Youssouf Fofana and Axel Disasi were compensated by judicious investments. Fofana, who left for 25 million euros to AC Milan, and Disasi, sold to Chelsea for 45 million euros, were replaced by players of stature and potential.
The football director was also able to identify the right profiles for the Champions League. This blend of youth and experience has allowed Monaco to remain competitive on the national and international stages.
Arsenal looking for a new leader
Arsenalone of the most influential clubs in the Premier League, is currently going through a transition phase. With the departure of their sporting director, Edu, Arsenal leaders are looking for a man capable of redefining the contours of the club.
According to Sky ItaliaArsenal have reportedly targeted Thiago Scuro as the ideal candidate for this role. Scuro's reputation, built on his successes at Monaco, makes him an obvious choice for those wishing to redefine the future of the English club. The Brazilian sporting director's profile matches Arsenal's ambitions.
