Manager who Jordan Pickford absolutely loves throws his hat in the ring to become Everton’s next manager

Following a poor run of results at Everton, Sean Dyche was fired on Thursday afternoon. The Friedkin Group will now look for Dyche’s replacement after he took Everton as far as he could. Paulo Fonseca and David Moyes have surfaced as early contenders, with Moyes perhaps returning to Goodison Park. But today, a famous manager is excited about the possibility of leading Everton.

Lee Carsley is “open” to taking over as manager of Everton.

Could the Friedkin Group consider former England interim manager Lee Carsley as a possible candidate for the open Everton role, given that Moyes appears to be in negotiations with Everton? According to journalist Harry Watkinson, Carsley is “open” to the idea of taking over as manager of Everton in the future. Carsley has returned to his responsibilities with the England U21 team after a rather successful term as temporary manager. Naturally, Carsley is already a favorite among Everton supporters after making 166 appearances for the Toffees while playing for Moyes. In his lengthy football career, the 50-year-old may accept his first full-time managerial role.

Jordan Pickford of Everton on Lee Carsley’s time in England

No. 1 Jordan Pickford is the only Everton player who has consistently represented England at the international level. Pickford described his time with Carsley as “class,” and the Everton goalkeeper had a good time after playing six games with Carsley.

However, since Carsley chose to drop Pickford for Dean Henderson, who was on England duty, the two have already encountered some difficulties. Pickford was criticized by commentators for his dubious performance during England’s shocking 2-1 loss to Greece in November. In England’s 3-1 victory against Finland, Carsley dropped Pickford in search of a “reaction.” In spite of this, Pickford told BBC 5 Live that he would have like to see Carsley take over the England position permanently.

Indeed, you have observed a path for younger age groups in England. The management side has also experienced it.There is always the chance because my first manager, Gareth (Southgate), had eight years of top level experience.It would be difficult to predict how the Everton fans would see Carsley as manager, but if he is anything like when he was a player, he would be a good fit at Goodison Park.

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