Sean Dyche

Sources: The Friedkin Group have big plans for Everton and we understand that they have already begun doing due diligence on potential replacements for Sean Dyche

The Friedkin TFG have agreed on a deal with the Toffees' majority shareholder Farhad Moshiri to purchase his 94.1% controlling stake in the club and have big plans

Sources: The Friedkin Group are planning a review at Everton once they take over the Merseyside club and we can reveal what it could mean for Sean Dyche's position as manager

Everton have been in limbo for much of the year when it comes to a takeover, and now they are moving closer to a settlement, what does this mean for manager Dyche?

The big name could make a shock return to the Premier League if Dyche is given the boot soon

The loss against Southampton on means Everton have won just one of their first six games of the season and that victory came against League Two outfit Doncaster Rovers

Everton takeover hopeful John Textor has identified his preferred successor to Sean Dyche, whose fate looks increasingly bleak

Everton chiefs are warming to the idea of re-appointing David Moyes amid growing rumours that Sean Dyche could be sacked, it has been claimed

Everton have lost their first two matches against Brighton and Tottenham 3-0 and 4-0 respectively and the performances have been poor, albeit against two good sides

Everton are set to enter a new era under new owners, the Friedkin Group, and one Toffees expert believes that they could replace Sean Dyche with a big-name manager

Man Utd have remarkably been backed to go back to basics and appoint Dyche as Ten Hag's successor, with one observer believing the Everton boss could restore what's been lost since Fergie left

The Toffees - who haven't been relegated since 1951 - have narrowly avoided the drop for the past two seasons and are currently just two points above the bottom three

The Netherlands international, who is on loan at Goodison Park from Villarreal,  reportedly 'agreed personal terms' with the French club on Thursday

One player will not represent Everton again as long as Sean Dyche is manager at Goodison Park, according to one former England international

Despite their points deduction, Everton remain in a strong position to hold out for big fees if they are to part ways with any key players

Everton are keen to pursue a permanent deal for on-loan Leeds United star but could face several hurdles in getting a move done

This week saw the start of an independent commission into charges the club breached FFP regulations by posting financial losses of almost £372million

The friendly played behind closed doors was arranged with the primary purpose of testing the fitness of a key player, who hasn't featured in a competitive game since February

Everton boss Sean Dyche will be delighted after receiving a £25million boost to his summer transfer funds thanks to a player's exit

The Toffees are reportedly lining up a first signing of the summer with Dyche closing on a high-class centre forward - subject to one condition

The Toffees are putting plans in place for the summer window with Dyche reportedly green-lighting one signing subject to Everton securing Premier League safety

It took a while, but Everton have seemingly managed their first deal since Sean Dyche replaced Frank Lampard in January

The Toffees are currently one of the favourites to go down after scoring the least goals of any Premier League team so far, so there is a desperate need for changes to be made

Sean Dyche has suggested which team will win the Prem title between Arsenal and Man City after Everton were beaten 4-0 by the Gunners on Wednesday

Dyche is open to extending the contract of an Everton player who had fallen far out of contention under his predecessor Lampard

The 51-year-old has taken two wins from his three matches in charge of the Toffees and faces Aston Villa in a Saturday clash at Goodison Park next

Leeds United lost 1-0 to Everton on Saturday to fall into the relegation zone - here's what Michael Skubala and Sean Dyche made of it all

The Toffees boss was brought crashing back down to earth on Monday evening in the Merseyside derby and has been told he cannot rely on the return of a top star

Dyche has quickly determined his number one priority move with a deal poised to affect Man Utd and Tottenham, though a report has revealed why Everton might not listen to their manager

We understand that Everton were always unlikely to spend in January after coming up short in their supposed chase for several targets in the last days of the winter window