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Transfers Summer Transfer Thread 2023! - Closed (Maybe)

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ShutUpPatrik said:
He's a lifelong Spurs fan and served on our board and as a executive director (more or less Levy's second in command) for five years between 2005-2010. He was the guy in charge of our brand/marketing and match day experience during that time. He secured our deal with Puma during that time and such.

He left in 2010 to take on the Vancouver Whitecaps job before ending up at Brighton. There was no falling out with Levy just an upwards career move. He could probably be enticed to come back but I think that he would want to be the head honcho rather than Daniel's second in command this time around.
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That could work out nicely of Levy retires. One person he may trust to do a thorough job and you can’t argue with the football structure he’s created at Brighton. Incredible scouting and contingency
 
Oracle said:
Pointless going there if you want to play, ask Kalvin Phillips.
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Phillips was not the first and certainly won't be the last.....

That said, he's been injured and/or lazy enough to become out of shape until recently... Perhaps he'd have played more otherwise.



Big money + guaranteed trophies + Guardiola = as much pull as any club in the world can currently muster.
 
ShutUpPatrik said:
He's a lifelong Spurs fan and served on our board and as a executive director (more or less Levy's second in command) for five years between 2005-2010. He was the guy in charge of our brand/marketing and match day experience during that time. He secured our deal with Puma during that time and such.

He left in 2010 to take on the Vancouver Whitecaps job before ending up at Brighton. There was no falling out with Levy just a upwards career move. He could probably be enticed to come back but I think that he would want to be the head honcho rather than Daniel's second in command this time around.
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If Paratici is unable to stick around for any reason, sounds like a sensible move.
 
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