Why Everton chose Angus Kinnear as their next CEO – and how he will fit in the club’s new ‘flatter’ structure. By Patrick Boyland. March 7, 2025. Change is coming at Everton.

On Wednesday, Leeds United chief executive Angus Kinnear sat down with The Square Ball podcast for a discussion about the events that led the club to one of its most challenging summers in recent ...

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 ...

Everton have named Angus Kinnear as their new chief executive, with the appointment bringing over 20 years of leadership experience in football to the job. Skip to main content.

Angus Kinnear named new Everton CEO as Kevin Thelwell and Richard Kenyon departures confirmed The Friedkin Group have confirmed the departures of director of football Kevin Thelwell and chief ...

Leeds chief executive Angus Kinnear has claimed it would be a “national embarrassment” if England’s top two divisions could not complete their seasons while major leagues across Europe ...

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.

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.

As Leeds United chief executive Angus Kinnear's departure to Everton is confirmed for the end of the season, BBC Radio Leeds' Adam Pope looks at his eight years with the club.

New Everton chief executive Angus Kinnear has offered an insight into how the club's new recruitment structure will work. He believes David Moyes' squad is facing an "unprecedented" restructure ...

Angus Kinnear: 'We'll do logistically whatever it takes to get people back in the stadium.' Available for over a year. Leeds United CEO Angus Kinnear on the return of fans and new deal with BBC ...

Leeds United Chief Executive Angus Kinnear said the six Premier League clubs involved in the failed breakaway European Super League were "playground bullies" and that they had betrayed "every true ...