Speculation is rising Sean Dyche's Everton The future After the Friedkin Group took over ownership of Everton earlier this week, there is now a major update.
Everton's takeover has been completed
Friedkin Group finally completed its takeover of Everton on Thursday, which was greeted with praise “Relief and excitement” Among the fans, having endured some tough times under the ownership of Farhad Moshiri over the past few years.
With the new stadium now in place Officially delivered For the Toffees, there are plenty of reasons for the Merseyside blue side to be optimistic about the future. More exciting news also emerged this weekend, with the report that Dan Ashworth could be brought in He was appointed as sporting director by the new ownership group, following his shock exit from Manchester United.
For the first time in a while, all the news coming out of Goodison Park looks positive, but one question lingers – do the new owners see Dyche as someone who can play a long-term role in the club's future?
iNewsMark Douglas has now Dropped a big update On the 53-year-old's future on Merseyside, and it's not good news for the former Burnley player, as a source close to Friedkins revealed it was “impossible” he would remain at the club beyond the end of his contract.
The Englishman's current deal is set to expire at the end of the season, and there appears to be no way he can convince his new employers that he deserves to sign new terms. Dyche does not fit the “spirit” of the Friedkins family, who are said to believe the German school of managers is “world class”.
With the Toffees' short-term interest in staying in Premier League This remains a pressing issue, and it remains to be seen how long their current manager will remain in office.
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With a change of ownership and a new stadium to move into next season, a new dawn has begun on Merseyside, so it makes sense that Friedkins would be keen to put his own stamp on the club by appointing a manager of his own.
However, relegation to the Championship before a move to Bramley-Moor Dock would be a disaster, so it makes sense to keep Daiche until the end of the season, given he has a proven history of being able to hold down teams in the Premier League. .
However, if the Toffees are to start next season and aim to challenge for the European title in the future, they may need to change their playing style to a more progressive philosophy, in contrast to Dyche's often cautious and boring style. He plays.
As such, not renewing the manager's contract is the right decision, and it will be interesting to see who the first appointment for the Friedkins family will be.
