Alan Myers discusses Everton’s managerial future as potential takeover day revealed.
Alan Myers believes Everton are unlikely to change their manager after The Friedkin Group takeover.
Sean Dyche is reportedly under pressure as Everton sit in 16th place, just three points above the relegation zone (iNews, 17 December).
The club’s takeover by The Friedkin Group is expected to be finalized on Wednesday or Thursday, with Alan Myers confirming only one final detail remains before the announcement (Goodison News).
Myers added via X: “I don’t see a change of manager tbh.”
Dyche May Get Time Under New Ownership
Allowing Dyche time under the new regime seems like a strategic move.
Stability is crucial during a transitional period following a takeover, and maintaining continuity can help the team adapt without the added turmoil of a managerial change.
Dyche’s ability to work within financial constraints could be a valuable asset if the new owners adopt a gradual investment approach.
Moreover, his experience in navigating relegation battles might prove essential if Everton continue to struggle in the league.
A fair evaluation period of two to three months under the new ownership could provide clarity.
If there’s no significant improvement during this time, a managerial change could be justified.
However, this interim period allows for a balanced assessment of Dyche’s capabilities in a refreshed environment.
While giving Dyche a chance makes sense, the new owners should also explore potential managerial candidates to ensure they are prepared for any necessary changes in leadership.
