Everton are unlikely to sack their manager Sean Dyche despite the club enduring a horrible start to the new campaign.
They would reportedly have to forgo a sizable payout if they fired the English boss, and they are unlikely to have the necessary cash.
According to the Daily Mail, Dyche is entitled to receive a £4 million payoff until the end of the season if he is dismissed.
According to reports, Farhad Moshiri is hesitant to contribute any additional money, and the team is now depending on loans from 777 and MSP Sports Capital to cover its operating expenses.
After leading Everton to an unimpressive start to the 2023–24 season, Dyche is currently under a lot of criticism.
After taking home just one point from their opening five Premier League games, the Merseyside club finds itself in the relegation zone.
They ended up in a 2-2 draw at Sheffield United after suffering defeats to Fulham, Aston Villa, and Wolverhampton Wanderers.
Leandro Trossard made the difference for the away team as Arsenal sentenced the Toffees to yet another loss on Sunday.
According to reports, Dyche is well-liked by the prospective new owners, 777 Partners, and it’s unclear who at the club has the power to fire him while the acquisition is ongoing.
If the takeover is successful, 777 Partners, with an estimated net worth of £9.7 billion, will rank among the wealthiest Premier League owners.
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