Andrea Berta Prefers Arsenal Over Milan
Journalist Fabrizio Romano stated that the Italian Andrea Berta will be the new sporting director at Arsenal FC, succeeding Brazilian Edu.
He revealed that Berta, the former sporting director of Atlético Madrid, who left his position last January, preferred Arsenal's offer over that of AC Milan.
Berta had worked with Atlético for 12 years, most of which were as sporting director, and he played a significant role in building a strong team for the Madrid club over the past years.
Before that, the 53-year-old Berta worked as a sporting director for three Italian clubs: Carpenedolo, Genoa, and Parma, experiences that laid the foundation for his subsequent successes.
He revealed that Berta, the former sporting director of Atlético Madrid, who left his position last January, preferred Arsenal's offer over that of AC Milan.
Berta had worked with Atlético for 12 years, most of which were as sporting director, and he played a significant role in building a strong team for the Madrid club over the past years.
Before that, the 53-year-old Berta worked as a sporting director for three Italian clubs: Carpenedolo, Genoa, and Parma, experiences that laid the foundation for his subsequent successes.
News Related
Barcelona Initiates Legal Action in Griezmann Deal Commission Investigation
Barcelona Football Club has launched a new legal action as part of the ongoing investigation into
Amid Interest from Inter Milan and Aston Villa, Arsenal Considers Selling Their Player
Odegaard might be sold; Arsenal is evaluating suitable offers.
Atletico Madrid Monitors Luis Skelly for Potential Signing
Atletico Madrid is keeping an eye on Luis Skelly for a potential transfer from Arsenal.
Arsenal Plans to Sign Serbian Talent
Journalist Fabrizio Romano confirmed, according to what was reported by TEAMtalk network, that
Milan Holds on to Ricci Despite Transfer Market Movements
AC Milan retains Samuele Ricci for the next season.
Bayern Munich Targets Signing Havertz
Bayern Munich is monitoring Kai Havertz for a potential contract.
Simeone: We Have an Exceptional Challenge in London, But We Will Play with All Our Strength
Diego Simeone, the coach of Atlético Madrid, spoke about the confrontation
Arteta: Angry about the penalty not being awarded, but we are in a great position
Mikel Arteta, the manager of Arsenal, expressed his anger about
Llorente: Everything is Open in the Return Leg, and Whoever Utilizes Opportunities Will Win
The confrontation is open, focus and pressure are important for winning the return leg.
Worrying Injury Threatens Alvarez's Participation Against Arsenal in the Return Leg
Alvarez's Injury Concerns Atletico Before Arsenal Return Leg.