Newcastle has appointed the old Sunderland flop as the head of a new football strategy

Newcastle Jack called a club’s club as the head of the football strategy.

Scot moved to scene roles over the past three years in the last three years, after only seven games after the combination of Dundee in 2022.

He worked as the President of the Strategic Technical Football Partnership of the Newcastle, but will immediately start with a new position and report with a new, yet appointed sports director.

As the head of the football strategy, Jack Ross appointed

Jack, who reported to a new sports director, will receive an important leader in the development of a consecutive sports philosophy throughout the club.

– Newcastle United (@nuffc) 14 July 2025

Ross said to the club’s official website: “I am pleased to cross the head of the football strategy.

“This is an interesting opportunity to help the club get on the field and establishment on the outstanding progress in the field last season.

“Here we have incredibly high-caliber employees throughout the club and look forward to supporting them in this new position.”

What is the head of the football strategy actually doing?

According to the website of the Newcastle website, the role:

• Club player Loans and to control the emerging talent strategy
• Leads to the establishment of strategic relations with other clubs
• New football development and talent roads in the UK and abroad
• To ensure the depth of talent and holding
• To support the development of the global brand of Newcastle United and IP

Stadium of light struggles for ross

In Dundee United, Ross’s failure, Edinburgh Club completed a third of the third of the scorest expression in 2021 and the highest level of play, the highest results in nine games, caused the next season.

Earlier, Newcastle has worked in Arch-Rivals Sunderland.

The rest brought back to the championship to the championship again, shortened with Sunderland, who lost in the play-off final for Charlon.

Ross in Scotland with Alloa and St. Myren, was fired by Sunderland five months later.