New Everton manager live: Sean Dyche deal, Anthony Gordon fee agreed (2023)

PSV looking to launch Branthwaite bid

PSV Eindhoven are expected to make an offer to sign Jarrad Branthwaite on a permanent basis before the end of the transfer window.

The 20-year-old joined the Netherlands on loan in July and has made 16 first-team appearances in total this season.

He reportedly made a positive impression on former Everton sporting director Marcel Brands, who currently holds the same role at PSVdaily mailhave stated that the Eredivisie giants are hoping to land Branthwaite's long-term services.

youngest Gordon

Everton's Anthony Gordon is nearing a move to Newcastle United for a fee expected to be around £45million.

The Blues have valued the England Under-21 international at £60m and while the Magpies were unwilling to go beyond £40m, a commitment to a structured incentive deal is nearing completion, with the player's trip to the North East on that one Weekend.

Everton's search for Frank Lampard's successor, with the appointment of Sean Dyche to be confirmed within 24 hours, should also allow Gordon's exit to move forward as the new Blues manager can identify potential targets to target in the transfer window. closes on tuesday.

Although Everton had planned to bring in two attacking players in January, no new faces have emerged so far and with Arnaud Danjuma focusing on loans ahead of Tottenham Hotspur signing the deal, selling Gordon would increase his buying power while selling Gordon's purchasing power would increase the demand for a possible replacement for it.

Chris Beesley has the whole story,on here.

go to the exit door

It looks like Anthony Gordon's time at Everton is coming to an end as he nears a move to Premier League side Newcastle United.

If his move to Eddie Howe's side goes through as now expected, his last game for the Blues was Frank Lampard's last home game in charge: a 2-1 defeat by Southampton.

How do you feel about Gordon's expected departure?

Gordon's £40m fee 'agreed'

Newcastle are believed to have agreed a £40m fee for Anthony Gordon, which could rise to £45m in bonuses.

This comes after a recent report in the Mail suggested a deal was "close to closing".

Sky Sportsstated that the deal would be "closed" after a fee was completed, but added that Gordon was still discussing personal terms with the Toon Army.

Newcastle are "nervous" according to Gordon.

Newcastle United are close to Anthony Gordon deal

The 21-year-old returned to first-team training today after three days away from Finch Farm as speculation continues about his future at the club.

A final report ofdaily mailsuggested a deal worth £40million plus add-ons is nearing completion and that the Blues number 10 is "due" on Tyneside this weekend for medical treatment.

Everton are close to a deal with Newcastle for Anthony Gordon

Newcastle United are close to finalizing a deal with Everton for Anthony Gordon.
Negotiations for a structured settlement totaling £45m are at an advanced stage.
There is growing belief that a deal can be struck over the weekend.
(C/@SkySportsLyall)#NUFC #E FC

– Keith Downie (@SkySports_Keith)27 January 2023

Graeme Souness: Everton is a failed football club

talk about youdaily mail column,Souness made a brutal assessment of Everton Football Club:

It's the sheer volume of coverage of Everton, a desperate and bankrupt football club, that struck me this week. If this had been just another team from the bottom half of the Premier League in the mud there would have been some discussion and debate.

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But nothing on the scale we've seen. A dubious compliment perhaps, but the sheer number of reviews and hours of conversation are a reminder that Everton are one of the great clubs in British football.

What is happening at Goodison Park is a national football disaster.

You'll be surprised to hear me say this, since I've spent six of the best years of my life across Stanley Park. But Everton have always been a club that resonated with me.

Three players who have gone through Sean Dyche and could be revived at Everton

Everton are set to announce Sean Dyche as Frank Lampard's successor at Goodison Park.

Upon his arrival at Merseyside, Dyche will meet some familiar faces in the Everton squad who he previously worked with during his time at Turf Moor.

Here's ECHO looking at those who could benefit from a reunion with the 51-year-old...

Read the full storyon here.

Anthony Gordon final: Everton's return assessment and managerial change confirmed

Anthony Gordon returned to Everton training today after three days at Finch Farm.

Gordon's absence on Tuesday - the first meeting since Frank Lampard was sacked as manager - was described as 'planned' by the club along with Amadou Onana, but no explanation was given for his absence on Wednesday and Jueves.

Gordon is wanted by newcomers Newcastle United, whose transfer fund has been boosted significantly by being acquired by the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund.

All the latest from Chris Beesly,on here.

Tyler Onyango Loan Agreement

In the midst of all the managerial madness today... a loan deal was announced.

Forest Green Rovers and new boss Big Dunc confirm they are "delighted to announce the signing of midfielder Tyler Onyango" on loan from Everton until the end of the season.

Stevie Grieve, Head of Performance and Recruiting, said: “We are delighted to welcome Tyler to The Bolt New Lawn. His outstanding performances for Burton this season have made him a desirable player for FGR.

"We look forward to his development and are sure he will help the team win more games."

Good luck Tyler and Dunc!

Dyche has already pointed to a major problem he would need to solve at Everton

Sean Dyche made some scathing comments about Everton last year as Burnley trailed 2-1 and beat the Blues 3-2 at Turf Moor.

Chris Beesley recalls what was said:and what that means for the current role at Goodison.

Dyche reaction

What are blues fans saying today to the news that Dyche will soon take over?

Here's a recap of some opinions from social media...

@EvertonArentNosotros:By the way, Dyche has wanted the Everton job for years. Actually, it sucks that he takes it while we're in shit, but that's probably the only way he got it. good luck to him

@Hanstours: Solomantennos Dyche x

@THT1878:Although Dyche is just as good as Pep, he needs fast new players ASAP!

@FalconBlues1878:Made with Dyche. Forget a bigger plan. Forget football style. forget ambition. Forget fitness equipment that follows the same philosophy. In this present moment, all that matters is staying awake. He's a better manager than Lampard, quite simply. Take care of the rest next year.

@EBL2017:Sean Dyche will make Everton one of the most unimaginably difficult teams in the Premier League. His punchy style matches Goodison's energy perfectly. It will convert fresh toxicity into energy that the team can use as fuel.

@TheRobVera:As I said before, I can live with Dyche because our options are limited and the situation is what it is. But it's amazing how often slow, boring and ultimately losing football is considered 'safe'. Everton just hope he's mediocre enough to stay on top.

Chris Beesley Video-Update

Our Everton writer Chris Beesley with the latest on Sean Dyche and the Everton manager search.

A must-see, especially for its analogy with the "three doctors"!

Backroom team Dyche could join at Everton

Will Dyche call his right hand if he gets the job at Everton?

It definitely seems likely. Here's a brief profile of the trio that could be coming soon after Goodison.

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Sean Dyche is set to become a manager

So today could be the day... and Sean Dyche is ready to be the man.

Dyche has emerged as the clear favorite to become Everton's next manager and could be appointed today.

The former Burnley manager was among the favorites along with Marcelo Bielsa, who flew to Britain on Thursday for talks with club bosses. Bielsa was thought to be majority shareholder Farhad Moshiri's first choice but the focus of the signing process was for Moshiri, Everton board and director of football Kevin Thelwell to make a team decision.

Complete story of Joe Thomas with the last one.

Marcelo Bielsa "wanted to work with the Sub 21 until the summer"

In accordance withthe times, Marcelo Bielsa wanted to work with Everton U21s until the end of the season to become first-choice coach in July.

Bielsa flew to London from Brazil on Thursday for talks with club management, but after such requests were made, the Blues appear determined to name former Burnley boss Sean Dyche to succeed Frank Lampard.

The report said: "After lengthy discussions, Bielsa's proposal to Everton proved impractical. The 67-year-old Argentine stressed it took him seven weeks to ensure the team adapted to his methods, which meant taking over the first team from the start was difficult.

"Instead, Bielsa wanted to take eight members of the back squad and work with the U21s and academy from now until the end of the season. He would then take over and become a manager."

Marcelo Bielsa rejects the blues

Marcelo Bielsa has reportedly turned down the chance to succeed Frank Lampard at Everton.

The former Leeds United boss is said to be looking to take charge in July, with Everton currently sitting 19th in the table and facing relegation from the Premier League for the first time in their history.

In accordance withCorrespondenceEverton were already concerned Bielsa would turn down the job, fearing the team would not slow down in the relegation battle as the team slipped to 19th in their tumultuous season under Lampard.

"And now the Argentine must tell Everton's board, led by majority shareholder Farhad Moshiri and chief executive Bill Kenwright, that he doesn't want the job at the moment and would rather take the helm in July.

"A summer takeover would allow him to have a proper pre-season with the players and start over instead of putting himself in a difficult situation and risking relegation."

Anthony Gordon regresa eine Finch Farm

The Everton striker has not been present at the Blues' training ground for the last three days but appears to have now made it to the Halewood base despite speculation about his future.

Anthony Gordon arrives at Finch Farm after 3 days from Everton trainingpic.twitter.com/WyH1RJvMvV

- Football Daily (@footballdaily)27 January 2023

Dyche 'expects' to be appointed manager of Everton today

It appears that former Burnley manager has outdone Marcelo Bielsa.

Everton are hoping to appoint Sean Dyche as their next manager today

Bielsa and Dyche spoke in London yesterday but the former Burnley manager is now set to succeed Frank Lampard@Everton

— Alan Myers (@ALANMYERSMEDIA)27 January 2023

What Davide Ancelotti said about Everton in light of upcoming managerial reports

Davide Ancelotti has already expressed his admiration for Everton in connection with the vacant managerial position at Goodison Park.

The 33-year-old was deputy managing directorPark Goodisonduring the 18-month tenure of his father Carlo responsible for theBlues. Now he should follow in his father's footsteps.

Everton want to appoint a new manager afterwardsFrank Lampards DimissionDavid wasappointed as an alternative to favorite Marcelo Bielsa. miother reports have suggestedlooks back on his first steps as a first-team manager and steps out of the shadow of Carlo, who has built his reputation as one of the best managers in the sport by scoring a La Liga and Champions League double since returning to Real Madrid from the Blues won.

Read the full storyon here.

Paul Robinson: Sean Dyche is perfect for Everton's short-term future

Speaking to Betfred, the former England goalkeeper said:

“Do you want Bielsa for a long-term project? Absolutely, but realistically, if you want to stay in the Premier League and climb the ranks fast, sign Sean Dyche today.

"Sean Dyche came in and brought out the best players and you need that in a manager."

“If Bielsa comes tomorrow, there is no game until February 4th, so he puts the players on the ground until February 4th, they lose their first two or three games and then they drift off.

ICYMI: They rocked Everton in 120 hours

Five intense and dramatic days have brought Everton to the attention of the footballing world as the club prepare for yet another relegation battle.

The resignation of Frank Lampardwas no surprise after a damaging knockdown knocked down the Blues seconds after hissecond loss in a rowon the other hand in the last three. But it's likely that his departure had some impact on theThe remarkable return of Arnaut Danjuma, who appeared to be the club's first signing in the January transfer window but left for Tottenham Hotspur at the last moment.

Football director Kevin ThelwellNow he's in a race to bring a new figurehead to the rescueEvertonluck in the field. controlling shareholderFarhad MoshiriThe Marcelo Bielsa favorite is among a field of favorites that also includes former Burnley boss Sean Dyche. Thelwell is also tasked with reinforcing the new manager's squad in the final days of the month, although he doesn't yet know who it will be, is on a budget and is now facing the consequencesAnthony Gordon's absence from training ahead of Newcastle United interest.

Read the special report by Joe Thomas,on here.

Marcelo Bielsa ends up in England in the middle of negotiations with Everton

Marcelo Bielsa arrives at Heathrow Airport today for talks with Everton's board of directors in London

-@MailSport pic.twitter.com/vfaQIA4BR1

— ] (@EvertonNewsFeed)26 January 2023

Antonio is ready to leave West Ham this month

Following rumors surrounding Mikhail Antonio's future at West Ham United, the striker has admitted he left the London stadium this month.

Antonio has been linked with Wolverhampton Wanderers and Everton in recent weeks, with the Blues still in the market for attacking reinforcements after losing Arnaut Danjuma to Tottenham Hotspur.

Speaking on the Soccer Players Soccer podcast, he said: "Honestly, I haven't ruled anything out. That's all I can say.

“There are talks, so whatever happens happens.

"I've been here for eight and a half years, I became the club's top scorer [in the Premier League] and I've loved every moment.

"Every moment is important to me. I love the fans, I loved my time at West Ham. It's just one of those things. I'm not saying goodbye, I'm basically saying if it happens, it happens and if it doesn't happen, it doesn't happen."

He added: "I won't be mad if I stay and I'll definitely be mad if I leave because I've obviously enjoyed my time here, but football is football.

"Change players, stay players and be with a club for eight and a half years, I would never have thought about that because before joining West Ham the longest I've spent at a club was two years.

“I still have a year and a half here. I can't say I'm leaving because I've still been at the club for a year and a half."

Would you take Antonio to Goodison Park?

Everton's next managerial ratings: latest Bielsa and Dyche

Marcelo Bielsa has returned to the top of bookmaker odds to become Everton's next manager.

Sean Dyche was used as a favorite on Wednesday night but with reports that both managers were on hold for talks in London, the former Leeds United manager reclaimed his place as market leader to succeed Frank Lampard.

Surprisingly, Davide Ancelotti led the race. The 33-year-old, the son of legendary coach Carlo, is eager to take his first steps in first-team management and is lured by the prospect of a return to Everton.

Everton next coaching odds

(via Skybet)

Marcelo Bielsa - 5/6

Sean Dyche – 11/10

David Ancelotti - 16/1

Ralph Hasenhuttl - 16/1

Tomás Frank - 16/1

Wayne Rooney - 18/1

Carlos Corberán - 20/1

David Moyes - 20/1

Domenico Tedesco - 20.1

Marcelino Garcia Toral - 20/1

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