Everton seals new move with 61-year-old chief in senior talks

Angus Kinnear is reportedly traveling to Merseyside, and Friedkin Group reportedly made progress in negotiations to get another deal in action Everton into one.

Another Everton trading conference for Friedkin

Rumors say he is heading to Merseyside this summer, Leeds United issued a formal statement about Kinnal leaving the club, and President Paraag Marathe said: “I want to thank Angus for his commitment and service over the years and for being an excellent butler and leader of the club. As we move forward, I am confident that the incredible talent on our team will sustain our success.”

Matching the fresh Everton ambitions, Kinnear will be responsible for building aspects that can just ensure Premier League security surpasses Premier League security, as Toffees’ goal is to finally make its first half.

To achieve this, it seems that Kinnear is not the only one to have a heterostop reorganization under Friedkin this summer. Toffees have turned their attention to recruiting and are replacing Kevin Thelwell.

According to football insiders, Friedkin Group and Everton are now in senior talks with Rob Newman, a deal that will make the former Manchester City chief their new recruitment chief.

Since taking on the football and scout position at West Ham United last summer, Newman looks like he intends to get a new chance to regain the Premier League, where he helps turn the Hammer into David Moyes’ Europa Conference League title.

The 61-year-old, reunited with his former colleagues, could bring Everton to his level at the London Stadium, starting this summer.

Newman can reunite with Moyes in Everton

The fact that they worked together in the past means that the move made perfect sense from Friedkin, who could rebuild Newman and Moyes’ partnership in Merseyside. From 2008 to 2021, serving as a Boy Scout at Manchester City, it would be an understatement to say that experienced club leaders are paying attention to talent.

Newman welcomed the likes of Lucas Paqueta, Mohammed Kudus and James Ward -Prowse when Newman spent money at West Ham, with three players having an influence at different times in the spells of London Stadium. And if Newman’s job looks simple, the struggle Hammer endured under Tim Steidten shows that the 61-year-old is certainly good at his job.

Now, from a year away from West Ham, a new project in Everton can see recruiting experts to oversee his best reconstruction. Friedkin desperately wants to get things right, and both Newman and Kinnear’s arrival can form the basis for ultimately bringing Everton back to where they belong.

With the current campaign over, survival under Moyes has been confirmed and everyone’s eyes will be on the summer transfer window.