Why the return of this former Essendon official would be a smart move in coach search
Essendon is trying to persuade their former chief executive Craig Vozzo to return to the club in an executive head of football role. Vozzo previously quit as the club's chief executive for health and family reasons but stayed on in strategic roles. If he returns, it could be a smart move for the club, particularly in their coaching search, as Vozzo is likely to want a thorough process to identify the best candidate.
- ▪Craig Vozzo is being considered for an executive head of football role at Essendon.
- ▪Vozzo previously worked as the club's chief executive before quitting for health and family reasons.
- ▪Vozzo's return could impact the club's coaching search, potentially leading to a more thorough process.
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| Publication time | Mon, 15 Jun 2026 07:58:37 +1000 |
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