Really strong writeup. To me, this looks much more as a strategy to improve the team within the constraints of FFP via amortization, rather than about team control. My impression is the thinking here is, let’s improve quickly by adding a lot of talent, then figure out the back of the contract stuff later.
The other big problem that Mudryk has is with Arsenal you have a manager that has shown that he can grow young talent. Bohely has bought so many players and Potter is showing that he is adjusting slowly, Mudryk will have a harder time growing his talent.
Really strong writeup. To me, this looks much more as a strategy to improve the team within the constraints of FFP via amortization, rather than about team control. My impression is the thinking here is, let’s improve quickly by adding a lot of talent, then figure out the back of the contract stuff later.
The other big problem that Mudryk has is with Arsenal you have a manager that has shown that he can grow young talent. Bohely has bought so many players and Potter is showing that he is adjusting slowly, Mudryk will have a harder time growing his talent.