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Tue 8 October 2024 9:46, UK

Sean Dyche has had no contract talks with Everton over a potential new contract, sources have told Football Insider.

The 53-year-old’s current deal at Goodison Park expires at the end of next summer, but he is currently under pressure at the club due to their difficult start to the season.

Everton are in the process of being taken over by The Friedkin Group, who have agreed to purchase Farhad Moshiri’s 94% stake in the club.

Sources have told Football Insider that the ongoing takeover is the reason for the lack of contract talks with Dyche.

The experienced manager is said to be “well aware” of the situation going on at Everton regarding his personal future and the speculation surrounding potential new managers who could replace him.

Various managers such as Graham Potter, David Moyes, and Jose Mourinho have been linked to the Everton position.

Sean Dyche’s future at Everton remains unclear

The Friedkin Group are expected to bring their own fresh ideas to Goodison Park once their takeover is complete, and whether they want Dyche in charge remains to be seen.

The former Burnley boss will need to sign a new contract with the club if he is to remain in charge of the Merseyside giants beyond this campaign.

Football Insider previously revealed that The Friedkin Group are set to undertake a full-scale review of the running of Everton once they have got their feet under the table at the club.

The Merseyside giants had a difficult start to the season, but they have now gone three matches without a defeat.

The improvement in results have seen Everton climb out of the relegation zone as they currently sit 16th.

In other news, Everton have avoided takeover ‘disaster’ after deal collapse – Stefan Borson.

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