“Everton Consider Sacking Sean Dyche as Board Backs Potential Return of David Moyes”
Reports suggest that Everton may part ways with Sean Dyche in the coming weeks as the club’s board is reportedly backing a dramatic return. Dyche, who took over from Frank Lampard in early 2023, managed to keep Everton in the Premier League by the narrowest of margins, finishing just two points ahead of Leicester City, who were relegated.
Despite a strong overall performance last season, finishing with 40 points despite a points deduction for breaching the Premier League’s Profit and Sustainability rules, Everton have had a terrible start to the 2024/25 campaign. They have lost their first three Premier League games and conceded ten goals.
In their most recent match before the international break, Everton squandered a 2-0 lead against AFC Bournemouth, conceding three late goals and losing 3-2 in a humiliating defeat.
As a result, Dyche is now considered a frontrunner to be the first Premier League manager to be dismissed this season. Everton are already said to be exploring potential replacements, with Football Insider reporting that the club is backing a return for David Moyes.
Moyes has been without a job since his contract with West Ham ended last season. He previously managed Everton for 11 years before moving on to replace Sir Alex Ferguson at Manchester United in 2012.
The report indicates that Moyes is gaining increasing support from within the Everton board to make a sensational comeback. While the club appreciates Dyche’s efforts in keeping them up last season, some board members feel that Moyes could guide the team to greater heights. Additionally, fan opinion could play a crucial role in any decision to change managers at Goodison Park. Sources have suggested that Dyche might be dismissed by the next international break if results don’t improve and if the fans turn against him in large numbers.