SCOURING THE GLOBE
The Herald|September 09, 2023
ARGYLE TALENT SPOTTERS PLAY A BIG ROLE FOR THE CLUB
CHRIS ERRINGTON
SCOURING THE GLOBE

PLYMOUTH Argyle are able to identify playing talent from all leagues across Europe as a result of the work of two key personnel at the Championship club.

The recent signing of Sierra Leone international striker Mustapha Bundu from Belgian club Anderlecht on deadline day is highly likely to be followed by more recruits from the continent- and possibly even further afield - in future transfer windows.

That is due to the work being put in by Argyle's head of recruitment Jimmy Dickinson and head of football data Ross Goodwin.

Read More: Argyle hoping Mustapha Bundu will join up with them next week.

With the Pilgrims unable to compete with the vast finances many of their Championship rivals can spend on high-profiler signings they need to spend the money they do have smartly.

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