Report: Everton Recently Offered ‘Legendary’ Manager Nearly Double Sean Dyche’s Salary

Sean Dyche has faced considerable criticism this season at Everton, but looking at the results, it’s clear he’s had some misfortune along the way.

A series of challenging results, such as the Bournemouth match at Goodison Park where Everton squandered a two-goal lead, have raised questions about the team’s consistency.

Dyche himself has acknowledged that the mistakes of the first four games won’t be repeated, but given Everton’s unpredictable nature, nothing is certain.

Next up, Everton travels to face Southampton, a team still seeking its first win since returning to the Premier League.

However, Everton’s recent managerial decision has captured more attention among fans than the upcoming game.

A surprising report has emerged, claiming the club made a managerial offer to a high-profile candidate.

Farhad Moshiri’s Managerial Offer to ‘Genius’ Mourinho

Sean Dyche’s position at Everton appears secure until at least the end of the season, as the Friedkin Group is reportedly inclined to give him that timeframe to prove himself.

Replacing Dyche with a high-caliber manager would be a bold move, but Dyche has shown he has the skills to keep teams afloat in the top flight.

In an unexpected twist, reports suggest that Everton recently approached Jose Mourinho with an attractive managerial offer.

However, Mourinho allegedly declined, reportedly due to Everton’s position, sitting 16th in the league at the time.

According to Takvim, the club offered Mourinho a salary exceeding the €10.5 million (£8.9 million) he currently earns at Fenerbahce, but the former Chelsea and Real Madrid manager turned it down.

Dyche’s current annual salary at Everton is estimated around £5 million, significantly lower than the proposed sum for Mourinho.

Mourinho’s Past Remarks on Dan Friedkin

Interestingly, the Friedkin Group, which now has a stake in Everton, previously terminated Mourinho’s position at AS Roma.

Mourinho did not take this lightly and has shared some pointed remarks about his former employers.

Following his dismissal, Mourinho commented, “The European competitions are about to begin, in particular the Champions League, perhaps the world’s most important competition on the calendar.

I won’t be there at these final stages, not because I have already been eliminated, but because I was ‘eliminated’ by someone who knows little about football.”

Mourinho went on to express his frustrations, describing his departure as an “unexpected and unfair dismissal.”

His remarks reflected a strained relationship with the Friedkin Group, adding intrigue to the recent news of Everton’s interest.

As Everton prepares for its match against Southampton, the situation surrounding Dyche’s tenure and the club’s ambitious outreach to Mourinho continues to unfold, leaving fans speculating about the future leadership at Goodison Park.