Derby County are hoping Henrik Meister can become their next success story after the impact made by Myles Agyemang, according to BBC News.
Club talent acquisition lead Leigh Bromby confirmed Meister was brought in this summer with high hopes attached, describing the move as one made with long-term development in mind rather than just short-term impact.
While full details of the report remain limited, the message from Derby's recruitment staff is clear: Meister was identified as a project player, someone the club believes can be shaped into a key contributor in the same way Agyemang has been at Pride Park.
It's a reminder that Derby's transfer strategy under Bromby continues to lean on scouting and patience, banking on potential over the finished product — with Meister the latest name tasked with proving that approach right.