James Vaughan has highlighted Lewis Warrington's development as a prime example of what he wants to achieve in his new Everton role.
Vaughan recently appointed as the club's Loans Pathway Manager in the latest stage of a strategic review which has seen a shake-up of a lot of academy and coaching staff particularly. The 34-year-old, who started his playing career at Everton, was sporting director at Tranmere Rovers before making the move back to Finch Farm.
Vaughan oversaw Warrington's recent loan at Rovers in the second half of last season and will be keeping a close eye now on the young midfielder's progression at Fleetwood Town. And he believes the 19-year-old's progression is a good example for him to look toward in his new role.
