Major Jose Mourinho to Everton update as Sean Dyche’s future hangs in the balance

Due to Everton’s inability to move out of the bottom three following the takeover, Sean Dyche is under pressure. The Toffees are currently in 16th place, and the Friedkins are evaluating Dyche’s role at the club. Julen Lopetegui was fired by West Ham United, marking another managerial change in the Premier League. An update on whether the Friedkins might rejoin Jose Mourinho has surfaced, with Everton perhaps becoming one of the next teams to do the same.

Everton has no intention of appointing Mourinho. Jose

Even though he was recently named West Ham’s manager, Everton was interested in Graham Potter as a potential Dyche replacement. However, Mourinho will not be moving to Merseyside, just like Potter. Journalist Ben Jacobs claims that The Friedkin Group has no intention of hiring Mourinho as their next manager. He did assert that TFG is still thinking about Dyche’s future because the Blues have three games in a row coming up in the coming week. The Premier League great, who was fired by TFG at AS Roma, is currently managing Fenerbahce in Turkey. It appears that Everton supporters will not be able to fulfill their desire to have Mourinho installed anytime soon.

Jose Mourinho is interested in going back to England.

Mourinho is eager to return to the Premier League, even though the Friedkins may not be considering him as a possible Dyche replacement at this time. The former Chelsea manager acknowledged late last year that he would prefer to lead an English team that isn’t playing in Europe. “Going to a club that doesn’t play in UEFA competition is the best thing I can do once I leave Fener,” he stated.

I’m prepared to go to a bottom-tier English club that requires a coach in two years. I don’t want to talk about it any more. I would like to talk about the game. Even if Mourinho and the Friedkins parted ways, they might be able to provide him with all he desires in a new team. The Friedkins may need to undertake some significant off-field initiatives in order to establish Everton in international markets. And it’s undoubtedly a move that would restore Everton’s reputation as a team with one of the top managers in the league.

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