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Duncan Disordely
Player Valuation: £35m
Linked with an approach for Leicester's assistant manager and head of recruitment Steve Walsh in one of the papers today.
Edit: see above post!
Edit: see above post!
Coffee and TV
Player Valuation: £25m
So who has Steve Walsh brought to Leicester? Vardy, Kante, Mahrez I guess are the main under the radar buys.
Well he can't be worse than Kevin Reeves.
bullensboy
Player Valuation: £2.5m
Just because he has not got a 'fancy dan' name, doesnt mean he wont be any good..
Coffee and TV
Player Valuation: £25m
I think he would be good, he's provided them with the players to go from league 1 to winning the premier league.
Found the key to the Twinky drawer
Coffee and TV
Player Valuation: £25m
Also Zola
Bullet
Player Valuation: £10m
Here's the article. He's not Monchi but it seems like he's done a good job at Leicester and been part of their success. The leak to The Telegraph is reminisent of the RK pursuit.
"Everton have made an audacious approach for Leicester's head of recruitment Steve Walsh and want him as their new director of football.
Walsh has been targeted for a crucial role at Goodison Park and is considering the move in a potentially damaging blow to the Premier League champions.
Telegraph Sport understands talks have been ongoing this week and Walsh has not travelled to Austria to join Claudio Ranieri and his squad for their pre-season training camp.
Sources have also claimed that Walsh, who is also Leicester's joint-assistant manager, has not been seen at the club in recent days.
Walsh is seen as one of English football's most highly-regarded recruitment chiefs after being credited with the discoveries of Riyad Mahrez, Jamie Vardy and N'Golo Kante.
Steve Walsh has been credited with bringing in Riyad Mahrez CREDIT: REX FEATURES
Everton are revamping their structure under new head coach Ronald Koeman and want Walsh to make the move to Merseyside,barely six weeks after he signed a new contract with Leicester. It is believed Everton will have to pay hefty compensation to land the former school teacher, who is still weighing up whether to leave the King Power Stadium.
Earlier this summer, Everton failed in a bid to lure Sevilla's transfer guru Monchi and Bill Kenwright, the chairman, has admitted a director of football is part of new owner Farhad Moshiri's long-term vision.
"It's something I wasn't used to so I didn't really know a lot about it because there seemed to be a lot of cross-fertilisation with my role," he said."
"Everton have made an audacious approach for Leicester's head of recruitment Steve Walsh and want him as their new director of football.
Walsh has been targeted for a crucial role at Goodison Park and is considering the move in a potentially damaging blow to the Premier League champions.
Telegraph Sport understands talks have been ongoing this week and Walsh has not travelled to Austria to join Claudio Ranieri and his squad for their pre-season training camp.
Sources have also claimed that Walsh, who is also Leicester's joint-assistant manager, has not been seen at the club in recent days.
Walsh is seen as one of English football's most highly-regarded recruitment chiefs after being credited with the discoveries of Riyad Mahrez, Jamie Vardy and N'Golo Kante.
Steve Walsh has been credited with bringing in Riyad Mahrez CREDIT: REX FEATURES
Everton are revamping their structure under new head coach Ronald Koeman and want Walsh to make the move to Merseyside,barely six weeks after he signed a new contract with Leicester. It is believed Everton will have to pay hefty compensation to land the former school teacher, who is still weighing up whether to leave the King Power Stadium.
Earlier this summer, Everton failed in a bid to lure Sevilla's transfer guru Monchi and Bill Kenwright, the chairman, has admitted a director of football is part of new owner Farhad Moshiri's long-term vision.
"It's something I wasn't used to so I didn't really know a lot about it because there seemed to be a lot of cross-fertilisation with my role," he said."
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stelex15
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Steve Walsh surely wouldn't be our new DoF?
I thought that, its not the Steve Walsh who played for them though
I mean, fair do's to the gent as he got some really good talent in, but every single one of them have WILDLY exceeded expectations. Theres 'hey, get this lad in, he'll do well here' and then there is 'this guy is going to be the best XYZ in the Premier League in 2 years'.
Still impressive tho..
Still impressive tho..
While at Chelsea, he scouted Gianfranco Zola and Didier Drogba, both of whom went on to have pretty successful careers
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