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Former Kilmarnock head of goalkeeping Fraser Stewart joins Newcastle United as Lead Professional Development Phase Goalkeeper Coach in a new academy role.
Former Kilmarnock goalkeeping coach Fraser Stewart has joined Newcastle United as their academy's new Lead Professional Development Phase Goalkeeper Coach. Stewart left Rugby Park after serving four years as head of goalkeeping to pursue a new opportunity, confirming his departure and excitement regarding the Premier League move via a statement on LinkedIn.
Stewart previously worked in academy setups at Rangers, Aberdeen, and Ayr United. At Newcastle, he joins fellow Scottish staff members, including Under-21 lead coach Robbie Stockdale, Academy Scouting Operations manager James Fowler, and deputy sporting director Jack Ross.
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