Jun 24, 2026 1:44 PM
The Swans are tapping into the legendary recruitment engine behind Brighton’s rise, leveraging elite algorithms to unearth hidden gems and replicate the data-driven success of Europe’s overachievers.
Swansea City have officially announced a multi-year partnership with Jamestown Analytics, a football data and recruitment company co-founded by Tony Bloom.
According to previous reports, this is an off-brand version of Starlizard, which is Bloom's most significant and reputable data-led company.
This became one of the most iconic and recognised algorithms for player recruitment, especially with big-name signings like Moisés Caicedo, Marc Cucurella, and Carlos Baleba in recent years.
It would be impossible to suggest that Swansea could follow a similar success path... but it is certainly a big move in the right direction.
Swansea are said to use the data for information on possible new players, subject to the recruitment staff getting a deal over the line.
Bloom has also worked with clubs like USG (Union Saint-Gilloise) and Hearts of Midlothian in Scotland, not to mention Como in Serie A too!
All three clubs have seen a remarkable rise in club status in recent years.
Hearts were on the brink of a first-ever SPL title last season, while USG have risen from the Belgian second division to UEFA Champions League football since his takeover in 2018.
Como, equally, has had a remarkable recent success in Italian football.
All three clubs are known for their impressive unearthing of gems, with Brighton spearheading the conversation.
If Swansea follow a similar path, we could be talking about the next success story in the years to come.
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