Sky Sports has delivered an update on Sean Dycheposition as Everton After defeat to Bournemouth, he continues another disappointing season under the English coach.
Daiichi is fighting to save Everton's job
The Blues were beaten 1-0 on the South Coast on Saturday afternoon, and while there was no shame in losing to a team having a good season, the performance was lackluster from start to finish. Everton He couldn't get a single shot on goal against the Cherries, with their side letting down the traveling fans, meaning they have now scored just 15 goals in 19 games. Premier League matches this season.
It is no surprise that Daichi is now feeling the pressure, considering the Blues are languishing in 16th place in the table, and substitutes are being linked with replacing him at Goodison Park. Massimilano Allegri He is one of them, as the veteran Italian has won the Serie A title six times as a coach, winning five league titles with Juventus and one with Milan.
Former Brighton and Chelsea coach Graham Potter He has also been mentioned as an option for Everton, although it now looks as if he is the favorite to replace Julen Lopetegui at West Ham, with the Spaniard said to be on the verge of being sacked.
Friedkin's group considers next steps after Bournemouth defeat
According to a new claim from Sky Sports, Friedkin's group is 'reviewing' Daiche's situation at EvertonAfter the defeat against Bournemouth. The owners have “carried out an assessment since the final whistle at the weekend” and are looking at “next steps to take” in the process.
For Dyche, this isn't exactly a positive update, with Dan Friedkin and company clearly considering the idea of a change in the dugout, after such a consistent season at Goodison so far.
Going into the season in August, there was hope that Everton could avoid another Premier League relegation battle, but the same shortcomings have emerged again, not least a lack of entertainment value and firepower in the final third.
talk on Sky Sports about the situation, Jamie Carragher It was suggested that Dyche is not a generally popular figure with Blues fans, which also suggests that he is no longer the right man for the job: “Everton fans almost had respect rather than love for Sean Dyche because of the job he did in terms of keeping Everton ahead of Frank Lampard.
“Last season, without the points deduction, they would have actually finished above Brighton. But that was a real dip.”
At this stage, it would be a real surprise if Dyche is still Everton manager at the start of next season, by which point the Blues will be at their new stadium and hopefully still in the Premier League.
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The owners may stick with him until the end of the season, considering he has shown he can keep his team in the division in the past, but if a change is made before then, the 53-year-old may have few complaints.