Everton have opted for continuity in their recruitment operation by retaining head of player trading Nick Hammond until at least the end of next summer. The Bobble reported on Wednesday evening that Hammond has agreed a new deal with the…

Everton have retained head of player trading Nick Hammond through a new agreement extending until at least the end of next summer. According to The Bobble, the deal secures Hammond's role across the upcoming January and summer transfer windows. The move maintains stability in the recruitment setup established after Kevin Thelwell's departure, during a period of potential ownership changes under The Friedkin Group.
Hammond works alongside Nick Cox, James Smith, and Chris Howarth, with manager David Moyes holding the final say on transfers. The recruitment team faces pressure to sign attacking reinforcements following the summer departures of Iliman Ndiaye and Beto, with Bayer Leverkusen's Christian Kofane and Rennes striker Esteban Lepaul linked as potential January targets.
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