Swansea City makes significant changes to backroom staff
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 22, 2026, 2:45 PM
Last updated Jun 22, 2026
Swansea City has appointed Jay Lefevre as head of recruitment and Pedro Pereira as head of goalkeeping following a shake-up in their backroom staff. Lefevre, who previously served as chief scout at Celtic, has been praised for his work in preparing for the upcoming summer transfer window. Pereira joins from Red Bull Salzburg, where he worked under current Swans head coach Vitor Matos. These appointments follow the departure of assistant head coach Ryan Maye and the recent addition of Ben Stevens as sporting director. The club aims to strengthen its recruitment and performance ahead of the next season.
- •Jay Lefevre appointed head of recruitment at Swansea City.
- •Pedro Pereira named head of goalkeeping, previously at Red Bull Salzburg.
- •Assistant head coach Ryan Maye departs by mutual consent.
- •Ben Stevens joins as sporting director, overseeing recruitment and performance.
- •Changes aim to enhance club's performance after an underwhelming season.
- 2:45 PMYahoo Sports — Swansea announce shake-up to backroom staff
"Championship side Swansea City appoint Jay Lefevre as their new head of recruitment, while Pedro Pereira becomes head of goalkeeping.
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