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Everton FC has parted ways with manager Sean Dyche, just hours before their FA Cup third-round clash against League One side Peterborough. Dyche’s departure comes amid a difficult Premier League campaign for the Toffees, who currently sit 16th in the league, just above the relegation zone.
The decision to sack Dyche follows a series of poor performances, despite his efforts to keep Everton afloat in the Premier League since his appointment in January 2023. Under Dyche’s leadership, the club managed to stay in the top flight, but results this season have fallen short of expectations, leading to his exit.
In the immediate aftermath, Everton has appointed club captain Seamus Coleman and under-18s head coach Leighton Baines as interim managers for the FA Cup match against Peterborough. Both Coleman and Baines are seasoned Everton veterans, with over 800 appearances between them, and their experience with the club will be key as they take charge of the team during this uncertain period.
As the search for a permanent replacement gets underway, several potential candidates have been named. Former manager David Moyes, who enjoyed a successful tenure at Goodison Park between 2002 and 2013, is reportedly in talks for a return. Sources suggest that discussions are ongoing, though no official announcement has been made.
However, one candidate ruled out of the running is José Mourinho. Despite initial speculation, sources have confirmed that the Portuguese manager is not being considered due to prior disagreements with Everton’s ownership.
Another name that has emerged is England manager Gareth Southgate, though reports indicate that he is hesitant to leave his national role mid-season for a club position. Additionally, Portuguese coach Paulo Fonseca, known for his work with Roma and Shakhtar Donetsk, is also said to be in the frame.
With the club facing a crucial period, Everton’s ownership is expected to make a swift decision on the new manager. For now, Coleman and Baines will continue in their interim roles, with the immediate task of stabilizing the team’s performance and improving their standing in the league.