Jose Mourinho is out of the running to replace Sean Dyche at Everton right after The Friedkin Group take charge, according to the Liverpool Echo.
The news outlet reported on 25 October that if in case the Friedkins opt to part ways with Dyche, they want to create a structure focusing on long-term stability – something that the Portuguese does not guarantee.
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The former Chelsea, Manchester United and Tottenham manager revealed recently that he plans to return to the Premier League and said that he’d be open to managing a relegation-threatened side.
Jose Mourinho is not the long-term option for Everton
Mourinho has been a serial winner in his prime but his abilities have declined since he left Real Madrid.
He has failed to keep up with the modern game and that’s also seen him no longer being in contention for the top jobs.
While Everton fans would relish the chance to win a trophy, this team is years away from even being in contention to do that.
They may have a good run in cups, but to go toe to toe with the big teams in the latter stages of tournaments has less to do with the abilities of managers and more to do with how good the players are at handling pressure.
It remains to be seen how much money the Friedkins are willing to invest and whether they want to continue with the style of football Dyche instils at the club.
Everton Sean Dyche
Everton manager Sean Dyche
Big decisions are to be made in the coming weeks and months and if they want somebody for the long term, Mourinho is far from being the right man.
In other Everton news, an update has emerged on the takeover after a New York court made its ruling surrounding A-Cap and The Friedkin Group.
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