
Training, getting scouted, trials, debuts, loan deals, agents, goals, injuries, and more: Karbassiyoon takes the reader from start to finish and sheds light on the day to day grind, sacrifices, and pleasure of being a professional footballer, as well as his transition into the scouting world.
Highlights
Highlights
- Foreword by former Arsenal manager, Arsène Wenger
- Playing with the Invincibles, Arsenal's incredible unbeaten team
- Adjusting to life abroad, both on and off the field
- Agents, loan moves, injuries, and releases - football's realities
- The transition into scouting
- Finding and signing Joel Campbell and Gedion Zelalem
Praise for The Arsenal Yankee

“A thoughtful, insightful account about what it is like to realise a dream representing one of the world’s biggest football clubs.”
-Jack Pitt-Brooke, The Independent
-Jack Pitt-Brooke, The Independent

"A brilliant read for Arsenal fans in particular, but also football fans in general. It takes so much to make a career, and we see the good and bad of football as Danny's journey takes him from the USA to North London, and then takes him on a path he never expected. Great stuff."
-Andrew Mangan, Arseblog
-Andrew Mangan, Arseblog

"...this was one of the best soccer books I have read in a while, and certainly one of the best autobiographies, and should be added to any soccer fans’ reading list."
-Robert Hay Jr., World Soccer Talk
-Robert Hay Jr., World Soccer Talk
It was like a dream. One of those dreams where everything is going right and you can’t believe how or why everything is falling into place, but it is, and for that little bit of time you couldn’t care less about anything else in the world.