Everton manager Sean Dyche is facing increasing scrutiny following a disastrous start to the Premier League season. The Toffees have lost all four of their opening matches, with their last two defeats particularly crushing after holding 2-0 leads before collapsing to 3-2 losses.
The team’s poor performance has intensified calls for a change at the top, and speculation about potential replacements for Dyche is already underway.
On the BBC Radio Five Live Football Daily Podcast, pundit Nigel Reo-Coker weighed in on the situation, suggesting that former Everton manager David Moyes could be a viable option for the club.
Reo-Coker commented on Everton’s current predicament and potential solutions: “Not every season is alike. I was a big fan of Onana last season, but he’s not there anymore, and he’s a big miss. Everton have been training the same way for so long. I’m not putting words out there, but there is a certain David Moyes who knows that club inside out and isn’t managing anyone at the moment.”
He added, “The pressure is different now on Sean Dyche. Everton might look to change and bring someone in for new ideas and a fresh new start.”
As Everton continues to struggle, the club’s leadership faces tough decisions about the direction and future of the team.