Arsenal mourn ex-chief scout Steve Rowley
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During four decades with the Club, Steve and his network of scouts were responsible for identifying and securing many players instrumental in on-pitch success for the Club.
Arsenal have announced the passing of their former Chief Scout Steve Rowley, who died after a short illness.
He was 63 years old.
Steve’s association with the Club began January 1980, when he began a part-time role in the youth scouting operations in Essex.
Notable early successes in the identification of talent – including Tony Adams and Ray Parlour – led to a full-time position during George Graham’s time as manager.
Upon his arrival in 1996, Arsène Wenger appointed Steve as our Chief Scout, a position he held until 2017.
During four decades with the Club, Steve and his network of scouts were responsible for identifying and securing many players instrumental in on-pitch success for the Club.
“Our thoughts are with Steve’s family and friends at this time. Rest in peace, Steve”, Arsenal said on their website
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