Everton's new owners will consider appointing former England manager Gareth Southgate if they sack Sean Dyche, according to reports.

Sean Dyche's status as Everton boss could be under threat as the Friedkin Group prepare to complete a takeover.

Michael Ball tackles the big issues at Goodison Park after Everton earned a first point of the season with a 1-1 draw at Leicester City

Everton look to have finally ended their takeover drama as the Friedkin Group have announced they have an agreement to buy a 94% stake in the club.

Everton are facing a crucial call on the future of manager Sean Dyche in the coming weeks. The Toffees remain without a Premier League win, after five games of the 2024/25 season, with just one point on the board.

Report: Everton Crisis Deepens as Dyche Battles Impossible Odds by Emily Carter on Sep 20, 2024 for EPLindex.com

Jarrad Branthwaite has been out since having a groin operation in the summer and Everton have conceded 13 goals in their first four Premier League games without the England centre-half

Graham Potter would be interested in taking over from Sean Dyche if the Everton job became available, according to reports.

"Unfortunately, you come away from a game where you probably should win, with just a point. Normally you would be pleased with a point but, at the moment, we would've loved that win." On the confidence shown by his team: "It is just noise you know? The players are human beings so naturally it does effect you, but the point is that it is just noise.

Former Chelsea boss Graham Potter is reportedly ‘very interested’ in returning to the Premier League with Everton, which could come to fruition if Sean Dyche is sacked. Everton have made a woeful start to the Premier League season.