Palma officially appointed Carlos Cuesta as his new head coach, and is telling a bold new era for the Italian club.
The Serie A Club confirmed the news on its official website and confirmed that it has appointed Questa, assistant manager of Arsenal’s Mikel Arteta.
Cuesta has signed a contract that runs until June 2027, with the option to extend it further towards the season.
Cuesta’s employment shows both ambition and confidence in young people as the 29-year-old will become one of the youngest head coaches in the European professional league.
Cuesta has built a reputation as one of the most promising young tactical minds in the game.
Carlos Questa was highly respected at Arsenal
His ability to connect with players at both individual and professional levels was extremely important to the gunner, and now in his first senior job, the younger manager is expected to bring the same qualities to the table.
His appointment at Parma is seen as a brave move from an Italian club, showing how much Questa is being valued in the world of football.
The young manager worked impressively at Arsenal, helping the gunners become title contenders under Arteta’s guidance.
His time in North London equipped him with modern ideas and a positive approach that Parma believes could transform their team and reestablish them in the Italian football scene.
Gunners have made major changes this summer
With another possible change at Emirates Stadium, midfielder Thomas Party is likely to leave the club after his contract stumbles with the gunner.
The defensive midfielder is set to become a free agent after his contract ends at the end of the month.
As far as incoming calls are concerned, the gunners are reportedly approaching the signature of RB Leipzig striker Benjamin Sesco.
Arsenal asks about signing Premier League star Guardiola, known as “exceptional player.”