Everton May Eye European Trophy-Winning Manager Amid Reports of Potential ‘Sacking Season’

Everton find themselves embroiled in yet another relegation battle as they languish near the bottom of the Premier League table, winless in four matches.

Manager Sean Dyche has faced mounting criticism from fans for his pragmatic approach, with goals becoming increasingly scarce.

Reports suggest that the Friedkin Group, expected to take over as Everton’s new owners, are considering replacing Dyche.

It has even been speculated that they could target a manager with European success.

David Moyes linked with Everton return

According to the Daily Mail, David Moyes, who guided West Ham to UEFA Conference League glory last year, was approached by Leicester City after Steve Cooper’s dismissal.

However, Leicester ultimately opted for former Manchester United interim manager Ruud van Nistelrooy, leaving Moyes open to other opportunities.

The report notes that Moyes is likely to be on the radar of several Premier League clubs in the coming weeks.

Speculation also hints at a potential “sacking season” next month, which could impact Everton as the Friedkin Group looks to install their own choice for the managerial role.

Friedkin Group considering Moyes as an option

Everton News recently reported that the Friedkin Group has Moyes on their shortlist and might appoint him until the end of the season if Everton’s form worsens.

While Dyche remains in charge for now, Everton’s current position just outside the relegation zone doesn’t offer much security.

With Manchester United up next and a challenging festive fixture list ahead, the situation could deteriorate rapidly.

Should results fail to improve, the Friedkin Group may move swiftly to replace Dyche, with Moyes emerging as a strong candidate to steady the ship.