Arturo joined Albion in 2026 from Real Sociedad, where he served as head coach following successful top-flight managerial spells with Granada CF and Atlético Madrid.

He brings with him a strong background in senior management and youth development, having guided Granada to a historic fifth-place finish and worked within academy structures across Spain. 

Arthur joined Albion in 2021, starting in the boys’ academy with the under-15s before progressing up to the under-18s, where he worked for three years. 

He brings with him more than a decade of experience, having previously worked within the academies of Watford, Fulham, and New York City FC. 

Ben joined Albion from Melbourne City in 2025, where he spent three years as a goalkeeping coach.

He first joined the club within the boys’ academy, working across the foundation phase and the men’s first team, before moving permanently into the women’s set-up for two years.

During his time at Melbourne, he worked closely with Dario Vidosic in the women’s team where they led the team to the A-League title in 2023.  

Arthur Brammer joined Albion as a youth development phase coach in 2021, before being promoted to professional development phase coach in September 2022.

After a youth career with Sheffield Wednesday and Chesterfield, he began his coaching career at Watford, working with the Under-9s-and Under-14s.

He then spent six-and-a-half years at Fulham, the last two years as lead foundation phase coach. In 2018 he moved to the United States, coaching at New York City FC.

He oversaw the under-18s for the 2022/23 season, guiding them to a sixth place finish in Premier League South.

Arthur joined Albion in 2021, starting in the boys’ academy with the under-15s before progressing up to the under-18s, where he worked for three years. 

He brings with him more than a decade of experience, having previously worked within the academies of Watford, Fulham, and New York City FC. 

Ben joined Albion from Melbourne City in 2025, where he spent three years as a goalkeeping coach.

He first joined the club within the boys’ academy, working across the foundation phase and the men’s first team, before moving permanently into the women’s set-up for two years.

During his time at Melbourne, he worked closely with Dario Vidosic in the women’s team where they led the team to the A-League title in 2023.  

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