AI and high-resolution cameras are revolutionizing youth scouting, allowing clubs to scout players from West Africa to Iceland without leaving the office.
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He was one of several players to move from the Côte d'Ivoire club to Beveren. The cost involved in scouting youth players properly meant that unless players were picked up by the very top clubs, such as Arsenal, who signed Yaya’s brother Kolo Touré directly from Mimosas, there were few other routes to Europe for the top young Ivorian players.
Rather than flying over several times to watch countless youth games among the best Côte d'Ivoire clubs, scouts are able to watch every single player in detail on their laptop.
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