Insider Reveals Dyche’s Everton Future in Doubt Under New Ownership

Following The Friedkin Group’s recent acquisition of Everton Football Club, speculation has been rife about manager Sean Dyche’s future. A source close to the new owners has now provided a significant update on the situation.

The takeover, finalized on Thursday, has brought a sense of optimism to Everton supporters after years of challenges under previous owner Farhad Moshiri. With the club’s new stadium nearing completion and rumors of Dan Ashworth potentially joining as sporting director, there’s a palpable excitement around Goodison Park.

However, amidst the positive developments, questions linger about Dyche’s role in the club’s future plans. According to Mark Douglas of iNews, a source close to the Friedkins has revealed that there is “no way” Dyche will remain at Everton beyond his current contract, which expires at the end of this season.

The insider suggests that Dyche’s managerial style does not align with the new owners’ vision for the club. The Friedkins are said to favor the “German school” of managers, viewing them as world-class. This philosophical difference appears to be the driving force behind the decision not to extend Dyche’s tenure.

While Everton’s immediate focus remains on securing Premier League survival, it seems the club is already looking ahead to a new era under different leadership. The Friedkins appear eager to make their mark by appointing a manager who aligns more closely with their long-term vision for the team.

As Everton prepares to move into their new stadium next season, the change in ownership and likely change in management signal a fresh start for the Merseyside club. Fans will be watching closely to see who the Friedkins select to lead Everton into this new chapter of their history.