Former Manchester City Head of Human Performance Sam Erith has joined Manchester United as Performance Director to the end of the season.

Damian Roden has replaced David Rhodes as Head of Performance at Burnley as the club instigate a major restructure of performance and medical for 2024/25.

John Iga is one of the forefathers of football performance, but is still looking to the future. He tells TGG about his 25+ years in the industry, his most recent role as Head of Data, Strategy and Innovation at Norwich and predicts the big upcoming trends.

Fitness Coach Will Tullett is leaving Chelsea after 21 years as the club continue to revamp their performance and medical departments.

Cara Lea Moseley has left Brighton after four years as the club review their psychology and wellbeing provision.

Former Newcastle United Head Physio Danny Murphy has been appointed Head of Medical at Luton Town as the Hatters implement a major revamp of their backroom staff for 2024/25.

Why elite clubs are beginning to split their physiotherapy departments between rehab and performance.

Geoff Scott, Tottenham’s Head of Medicine and Sports Science and longest-serving member of backroom staff, has left the club after 20 years.

Brentford Head of Medical Neil Greig has left the club after 14 years to become the new Head of Performance Support for Chelsea Women.

Rui Fuste has been promoted to Head Physio as Wolves reshape their medical and performance department ahead of the new Premier League season.

Amy Cranston is leaving Oxford United after 12 years to become the new Head Physio of Manchester United Women. Cranston started with the U’s in 2012 with their Youth Academy for Girls and Boys and worked her way up the ranks to become Head of Medical Services in 2018/19.

Fitness Coach Matt Birnie has left Chelsea after 18 years. Birnie joined the Blues in 2005 and worked in their Academy for 14 years before moving to first-team duties in 2019.