THE HEAD OF TOTTENHAMS Hotspur's recruitment has left the club after six years.
Ireland's Brian Carey left this role months before the summer transfer window opened.
The north London club released a short, but brief statement on the Corkman's departure.
"We can confirm that Head of Recruitment Brian Carey has decided to leave his role following six years at the Club".
"We would like to thank Brian for his work and wish him well for the future" read the statement
Carey moved from Cork City to Manchester United in 1989, and had other spells at Leicester City and Wrexham.
#thfc Overhaul of Spurs' scouting and recruitment depts continued with departure of Brian Carey yesterday, with Paratici close to appointing a No2. https://t.co/pDBrLz1qif
— Dan Kilpatrick (@Dan_KP) April 28, 2022
He began his coaching career at the Welsh club(Wrexham) and has moved into recruitment since then.
According to the Irish examiner, the 53-year-old gained job promotions from north-east scout to overall responsibility for signings at the club.
Carey is well known for bringing the likes of Cristian Romero, Pierluigi Gollini and Pape Sarr Dejan Kulusevski and Rodrigo Bentancur to Spurs.
He is also said to have played a key part in Antonio Conte's arrival at the club.
The Examiner also reports that Fabio Paratici plans to revamp Tottenhamn's whole structure and Carey's replacement will come from abroad.
Carey's departure follows that of Steve Hitchen, who quit as technical performance director in February.
The Guardian claimed Hitchen “had been marginalized” on the recruitment side at Spurs since the appointment of Fabio Paratici. And after mulling over his future he met chairman Daniel Levy and asked to be released from his contract.
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