Everton could eye Paulo Fonseca as Sean Dyche successor
One potentially controversial name which the Toffees could move for as Everton are eyeing is Sir Gareth Southgate following his exit from the England role.
However, there is a manager even more recently out of work that the Friedkins may consider.
Speaking to Sky Sports News, Everton reporter Alan Myers has claimed former AC Milan manager Paulo Fonseca could be a name looked at after being sacked last month.
“So yes, Dyche’s future is very much up in the air. And if he were to be replaced, who would come into Everton? We know Graham Potter was one the Friedkin Group spoke to but he is in place at West Ham,” he said.
“Another linked with the role is Paulo Fonseca, who was recently sacked at AC Milan. He’s been in charge of Lille, Roma and Porto, to name a few clubs over recent years.”
Dyche has spoken with the Friedkins following their latest defeat against Bournemouth where their desire to improve results was shared.
And it seems as if work is going on behind the scenes to sound out potential replacements for the 53-year-old.
