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Sean Dyche sack sealed: Everton boss can pack bags now after Friedkin update
Everton fans may soon see their wish come true, as Sean Dyche could be on the verge of being dismissed from his role at Goodison Park.
The Toffees are currently 16th in the Premier League after another lackluster 1-0 loss to Bournemouth on January 4, just one point above the relegation zone.
Dyche astonishingly attempted to downplay his team’s poor form, suggesting that adding a few wins would make it look decent, despite securing only one victory since the start of December.
Following the Friedkin Group’s takeover of the club, it was expected that Dyche would be given time to prove himself to the new ownership. However, with recent positive results from Wolves and Ipswich, the pressure is mounting on the Americans to avoid relegation.
Sky Sports reported on January 6 that the Friedkin Group is now concerned about Dyche’s performance, and crucial discussions are already taking place regarding his future.
Fortunately, it seems that Dan Friedkin and the ownership group have come to their senses, and sacking Dyche now appears to be the only viable option.
Everton’s current form is dire, and the American ownership must show the same ruthless approach they demonstrated at Roma, where they recently sacked three managers.
With the crucial discussions taking place, it seems inevitable that a managerial change is imminent. Dyche would be better off leaving now, allowing for a smooth transition.
With the FA Cup match against Peterborough and Premier League fixtures against Aston Villa and Tottenham at Goodison Park coming up, this is the ideal moment for a change.
In other Everton news, one player is hoping to receive the go-ahead to leave the club this month.
