Leeds will go to Germany for a training camp and, for the second time in as many years, their supporters have been asked not ...

As reported by the Daily Mail, Leeds CEO Angus Kinnear seems like he will be joining Everton at the end of this season. Kinnear has had a turbulent time at United, and it has always been unclear ...

Kinnear has done a terrific job at Leeds, and his experience will benefit the Toffees. Advertisement Everton are also in talks to bring former West Ham Head of Recruitment, Rob Newman to the club.

Kinnear spoke to Everton TV about what the Toffees should strive for in what feels like a new era for the side. “Ultimately my job and the job of everyone at Everton is to make Evertonians proud.

Current Leeds United CEO Angus Kinnear will take on a similar post on Merseyside from the summer, while the Blues have also confirmed Kevin Thelwell will leave the club at the end of the season.

Leeds and Everton are set to lock horns in the transfer market as new Toffees CEO Angus Kinnear launches a rival bid for experienced Newcastle player. advertisement. Football365.

Everton's latest Hill Dickinson Stadium move could see them earn tens of millions in the future as they aim to replicate Tottenham.

Everton have been linked with a potential transfer move for James McAtee this summer and the Manchester City attacking midfielder is a player on the club’s new chief executive Angus Kinnear’s ...

Angus Kinnear is leaving Leeds after eight years to become Everton's new CEO. Kinnear will replace Colin Chong at Everton on June 1 and oversee the club’s move to their new 52,888-Everton ...

Everton will appoint Angus Kinnear as their new chief executive, with the Leeds United CEO beginning the role on 1 June. Let us know you agree to data collection on AMP.

That news makes sense if reports of the Whites’ previous interest are to be believed, as Angus Kinnear will move from Yorkshire to Merseyside this summer to become Everton’s new CEO.

Leeds chief Angus Kinnear has revealed that the club attempted a move for for Fábio Carvalho, who left Liverpool last month to sign for Brentford in a £27.5 million deal.