Sheffield United to AX Club Scouts and turns to never ever seen transfer method

Sheffield United turns to an Anglo-American AI Talent Spotting Company to find new players-and that means the ax for top scouts

The Magazine are now under American ownership, which are planning to run all goals through the databases and automated systems of a super Spy company.

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Insiders reveal James Bord, based in Las Vegas in London, is the intermediary involved in finding players, hopefully for the Premier League next season.

Bord earned a fortune as a poker player before he moved his focus to the computer world, where his companies and ideas thrive in different areas.

Boss Chris Wilder Signed different players for the Promotion Push and most were found by the old-fashioned way.

However, the Yank owners are convinced that the new methods are the future of the knives.

And insiders reveal that a few January signing sessions were also checked for approval by this outfit.

United also brought a few young players from abroad in discoveries made by a San Francisco Company called Shortcircuit.Science.

Both board and business partner Evan Sofer are also the new owners of the Scottish Club Dunfermline Through a company they set up, called Park Bench.

On the left have already been forged between United and the PARS, with the two clubs penetrating a loan agreement for Blades -midfielder Owen Hampson.

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If United de Premium Through the play-offs they will trust heavily in finding the following signing sessions from their new analytical allies.

In the meantime, their own scouts can be reduced or made superfluous.

Bord’s relationship with United can also grow.

He wants to have an interest in an English club and they are firmly in his sights.

He is already interested in the Spanish side Cordoba and also an outfit in Bulgaria.

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