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BREAKING NEWS: Fabrizio Romano Provides Everton Managerial Updates Just Moments After Sean Dyche’s Sacking
The Friedkin Group has made the bold decision to part ways with Sean Dyche just hours before Everton’s match against Peterborough United. In the interim, the club has appointed Leighton Baines and Seamus Coleman to take charge while they search for a permanent replacement.
Baines has stepped up from his role with the under-18s, and Coleman, who has taken a break from playing duties, will join him as they manage the team together. Coleman, as the club captain, is highly respected among both players and staff, but his appointment as interim manager has caught many by surprise, especially since he remains an active part of the squad and was the starting right-back earlier in the season before injury.
Baines and Coleman will oversee tonight’s match as Everton works on securing a long-term manager.
Everton Already in Talks for Dyche’s Replacement
The Friedkin Group has acted quickly in their search for Dyche’s successor, with Fabrizio Romano reporting that talks have already begun to find a new head coach. Romano also confirmed that Baines and Coleman are not expected to hold the role long-term, with the group focusing on a permanent appointment.
While Jose Mourinho, currently managing Fenerbahce, had been suggested as a potential candidate, David Ornstein has already ruled out that move. Early frontrunners for the job include David Moyes and Paulo Fonseca, with some speculation about Lee Carsley potentially joining Moyes.
Should Everton Consider Michael Carrick?
One name that hasn’t been widely mentioned but could be a strong candidate is Middlesbrough boss Michael Carrick. The former Manchester United assistant manager has Boro in fifth place in the Championship and has them playing an exciting brand of football. Carrick’s side is the second-highest scorer in the league, only behind Leeds United, which could appeal to Everton fans who are craving an attacking philosophy.
However, securing Carrick would likely require a compensation fee, which could be problematic due to Everton’s Financial Fair Play restrictions. The Friedkin Group is reportedly eager to appoint a manager who is currently out of work, which may steer them away from making such a move.
