The likelihood is that Angus Kinnear will be making his move to Everton next season, and Leeds United will need a replacement.
It’s brought mixed reviews, but Kinnear looks to be heading for the exit door at Elland Road.
The 49ers aren’t planning to replace Kinnear yet, but if they did, Red Bull’s Jurgen Klopp could find himself helping the Whites owners.
Discussions will be had, and Leeds will need to plan for a future without their CEO after eight years.
Well, Kinnear could find himself in talks with Leeds sooner than expected, as Jack Harrison’s future is still undecided.
Whether Jack Harrison will be playing for Leeds United or Everton next season
No one knows for sure exactly what Harrison wants, as after two seasons at Everton, maybe his future lies at Goodison Park.
Well, judging by his support from the Toffees, he might want to stay away, as Everton fans aren’t too keen on Harrison.
Nevertheless, David Moyes seems to like the winger, and Harrison may sign for Everton after all, as his future with Leeds looks bleak as it is.
Moyes has hailed Harrison, and if the Toffees move for the Leeds winger, Daniel Farke should look to sign an Everton target who would be the perfect fit at Elland Road.
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Leeds should trump Everton in signing West Brom’s Tom Fellows
A name that hasn’t been associated with Leeds, but Tom Fellows is certainly well-known around the Championship.
He’s also well-known around Goodison Park, as Everton are interested in Fellows (TEAMtalk), with West Brom wanting £20m for their star man.
This should garner Leeds’ interest.
If Moyes decides to go all in for Harrison, Leeds will have no other choice but to go for a right winger in the summer, and who better than Fellows as it’s likely Everton would leave their interest should Harrison make the permanent move to Merseyside.
The 21-year-old is one of the hottest prospects in the Championship and would be perfect for Farke through his excellent crossing, dribbling, and overall work ethic, as Tony Mowbray’s side will no doubt lose the winger if West Brom aren’t promoted.
Fellows leads the Championship assist rankings, trumping Dan James and Junior Firpo, who stand on eight, whereas the Baggies winger is flying with 11, and that has just about summed up his campaign.
| Tom Fellows’ statistics in the Championship this season | |
| Games played | 34 |
| Assists | 11 |
| Chances created | 42 |
| Pass accuracy % | 87.7% |
| Successful crosses | 29 |
| Touches in opposition box | 103 |
Not only would he make a cracking addition in the Premier League, but the 49ers can get one over on Kinnear and Everton.
The deal makes sense for all parties: Harrison makes his move to Everton, and the Whites can then pounce on a gem like Fellows.
With Leeds playing West Brom on Saturday, the 49ers could see Fellows’ display as an Elland Road audition.
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