Newcastle United in the hope of securing Ross Wilson as his sports director

Newcastle United hopes to secure Ross Wilson as an upcoming sports director, as the Chairman of the Board of Directors Yasser Al -Romayan and the director Edi Hao supported this step.

Magpies without a permanent figure in this role had been since the departure of Paul Mitchell earlier this year, leaving long -term employment and planning to forget.

Wilson, who currently holds the position of senior football official in Nottingham Forest, appeared as the best goal. Magpies is believed to work on an agreement to bring it, with the optimistic outlines that negotiations can be completed soon. It was reported that the hierarchical sequence of Newcastle, including the ownership of public investment fund Cronic.

The position of sports director has proven that it is difficult to fill in St. James Park, where Dan Ashworth and Mitchell left in a quick sequence. PIF View Wilson as the ideal candidate that can bring a structure for the Newcastle employment strategy. His rich record in Rangers and Forest was impressive, especially in managing transportation and supervising football operations.

Hao wants a new sports director

For Eddie, the arrival of Wilson will represent a big boost. The director has publicly called for the position of this position, admitting that the Newcastle summer window was difficult without a suitable leadership behind the scenes. Wilson is expected to be responsible for negotiations, which liberates Hao to focus on the field.

“I am desperate to a sports director,” Haw said.

“We need this person, his experience, it is an endless network.

“I had a very good relationship with Dan Ashworth, a very good relationship with Richard Hughes in Bournemouth. We need the right man and we need the full position.”

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