Everton Take Over 97% complete, Dyche’s future uncertain as PL mastermind prepares to take his place. Who could this be?

The Friedkin Group are in the final stages of completing the takeover of Everton, according to TEAMtalk.

The news outlet reported on Tuesday, 26 November, that Sean Dyche is also facing an uncertain future at Goodison Park and a decision is yet to be made about his sack.

It’s also understood that The Friedkin Group will be bringing in their backroom team and changes will be made at the top.

The report reads: “TEAMtalk can reveal that the Friedkin Group’s takeover of Everton is into the final stretch as manager Sean Dyche faces an uncertain future at Goodison Park.

“TEAMtalk understands that a decision is yet to be made on Dyche’s future, with a strategic review of many positions earmarked to take place when they officially have the keys to the club.

Sources have confirmed that the prospective new owners will bring in their own personnel and there will be changes made at the top of the Merseyside outfit, who are 15th in the Premier League, although there are no specifics as of yet.”

Everton need a change of direction and a change of manager

The Friedkin Group’s decision to bring in personnel familiar with their operational philosophy is a strategic move for the Toffees

Introducing staff who already understand the group’s business model and expectations ensures a smoother transition, aligning the club’s operations with the new ownership’s vision more effectively.

This approach minimises the risk of cultural or strategic misalignments that can occur with new ownership.

Regarding Dyche’s future, the fact that the club are in 15th place raises serious questions about the direction under his management.

Initiating discussions with potential new managers early on allows for a seamless handover, ensuring that the new managerial appointment can hit the ground running.

This proactive strategy could prevent any drop in performance or morale that might follow from a delayed managerial change, especially if the new ownership have different ambitions or a different playing style in mind.

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