Performance director Gretar Steinsson is to leave Tottenham Hotspur as the club continue to make changes behind the scenes, football.london understands.
The former Iceland international and Bolton defender joined the club just under a year ago, having previously worked for three years at Everton as head of recruitment and development and before that at Fleetwood Town as technical director for four years. Spurs' former managing director of football Fabio Paratici brought in the 41-year-old to work in essence as his number two within his structure at the north London outfit.
However, Paratici resigned from the club in April and Australian Scott Munn is set to officially take on a newly-created role of chief football officer on July 1, acting as chairman Daniel Levy's second in command. He will take responsibility for all football-related decisions within the club and has already been involved in decision-making at Spurs.
