Everton Football Club has announced the appointment of Angus Kinnear as their new chief executive, starting June 1. Kinnear, who has been at Leeds United since 2017, led the club through significant milestones, including their promotion to the Premier League and transition to new ownership. Everton has experienced instability in leadership since the departure of Denise Barrett-Baxendale last June, with Colin Chong temporarily filling the position. The club also plans to restructure its executive team, announcing further departures in the coming weeks as it aims to rebuild and solidify its management amidst ongoing challenges.
Angus Kinnear will take over as Everton's chief executive starting on June 1, bringing experience from Leeds United where he helped oversee key developments.
The Toffees have been without a permanent chief executive since June 2023, marking a crucial time for the club to solidify its leadership.
Colin Chong has been serving as interim CEO since Denise Barrett-Baxendale's departure, highlighting the need for stable management as Everton navigates challenges.
With Kinnear's experience, fans hope for a revitalization at Everton, especially after changes in the executive structure following several departures.
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