Report: The Friedkin Group Consider Two Potential Behind-the-Scenes Developments at Everton

Everton’s new owners were treated to a determined performance in their first game in the stands, as the team battled Chelsea on Sunday.

The Friedkin Group has already brought stability to the club, holding initial meetings with management to set the groundwork for their tenure.

Significant changes are on the horizon for Everton, including the much-anticipated move to Bramley-Moore Dock, now just months away.

Behind the scenes, even more developments could be in store, with The Friedkin Group hinting at ambitious plans for the club’s future.

The Friedkin Group, only days into their ownership, are reportedly eyeing double infrastructure upgrades.

According to The Athletic, the new owners are considering improvements to the club’s training facilities at Finch Farm, signaling their intent not to cut corners.

Additionally, they may upgrade Walton Hall Park, home to Everton Women, further showcasing their commitment to bolstering the club’s overall operations.

While some Roma fans have cautioned Everton supporters about potential struggles under The Friedkin Group, reports suggest the new owners have learned from past mistakes in their time at the Italian club.

Amid these potential changes, Sean Dyche’s position as Everton manager has come under scrutiny in certain circles.

However, Dyche remains composed, addressing questions about his future during a pre-match press conference on Monday ahead of Everton’s clash with Manchester City.

“You’re always proving yourself as a manager. There’s always a question over something, whether it’s internal or external,” Dyche explained.

“You have to answer to a lot of people. That’s just the norm.”

Despite the speculation, not everyone believes Dyche should be replaced.

Prominent figures such as Gary Lineker and Alan Shearer have publicly backed the 53-year-old to guide Everton through this season successfully.

With the club on the cusp of transformation, The Friedkin Group’s ambitions and Dyche’s leadership will be closely watched by fans and pundits alike.