The appointment of Angus Kinnear from Leeds United as CEO, confirmed on Friday, belatedly marks the start of the next chapter during which the club will head in an altogether new direction. Everton will no longer have a director of football as such.

Everton are taking encouraging steps off the pitch, and The Friedkin Group are wasting no time in building the club as they promised. After a turbulent phase in the last few years, the Toffees fans

Everton will appoint Angus Kinnear as their new chief executive, with the Leeds United CEO beginning his role on 1 June.

New Everton owners make key appointment as Angus Kinnear confirmed as CEO - Former Arsenal and West Ham executive Kinnear will join from Leeds, where he was integral to the appointment of Marcelo Biel

Everton have confirmed Angus Kinnear as their new chief executive officer, with the former Leeds United CEO set to take up his role on June 1. The Toffees continue their restructuring following the

Outgoing Leeds United CEO Angus Kinnear is planning to bring multiple employees with him when he makes the switch to Everton. According to Alan Nixon, the chief executive wants to have parts of his backroom team with him at the Premier League club after agreeing a move to Merseyside.