Football.Scott Munn will formally start working as Tottenham’s new chief football officer later this month, according to London’s Alasdair Gold.

Munn was previously scheduled to start working for Spurs at the beginning of July. The club said at the time that he will serve as Daniel Levy’s assistant in the newly created position and be in charge of all football-related activities at N17.

Daniel Levy looks on during a Spurs fixture

At last, Scott Munn can make his Tottenham Hotspur debut.

He has yet to formally start working for Tottenham, nevertheless, because of issues with his previous employer, City Group (Matt Law).

Now that the problem has been fixed, Gold has revealed that Munn will formally start working at Hotspur Way following the international break.

 

The journalist discloses that although waiting for his official debut date, the Australian has been present for the majority of Tottenham’s games starting with preseason.

He continues by saying that one of Munn’s first tasks will be to choose a director of football to help Ange Postecoglou with hiring.

 

Given that Munn is about to start working, it would be reasonable to anticipate Tottenham to formally confirm a sporting director (or any other type of head of recruiting) as soon as possible. This would allow the new employee enough time to prepare for the January transfer window.