David Moyes is on the verge of being appointed Everton manager for a second time, after agreeing to replace Sean Dyche at Goodison Park.
The 61-year-old left West Ham United last summer after a hugely successful spell at the London Stadium saw him end the Hammers' 43-year wait for the trophy.
Moise was previously EvertonManager between 2002 and 2013, being named LMA Manager of the Year on three separate occasions. He left the club to join Manchester United, succeeding Sir Alex Ferguson, but only completed nine months of the six-year contract he signed at Old Trafford before being sacked.
The athlete Everton's new owners, the Friedkin Group (TFG), have quickly identified Moyes as their first target yet, according to a report Deciding to dispense with Dyche's services Hours before the FA Cup third round win over Peterborough.
He is expected to sign a two-and-a-half-year contract soon. Sky Sports It is reported that an agreement has been reached between the two parties – and it is believed that TFG wants Moyes to 'lay the foundations' for the club ahead of its move to a new 52,888,888 square feet stadium located at Bramley Moor Dock in Vauxhall.
Moyes' first task will be to help Everton stave off the threat of relegation. The Toffees are just one point above the relegation zone in 16th place, with two points from the last 15 available, and will need to improve on their dismal record in front of goal.
In fact, Everton have scored just 15 goals this season, and are the only team bottom of the table Southampton They have a worse record – winning only three of the 19 matches they have played.
