David Moyes has AGREED a deal to become the new manager of Everton

David Moyes has agreed a deal to return to Everton as manager following the departure of Sean Dyche, marking a significant moment in the club’s history. This decision comes after an unfortunate turn of events for Dyche, who was sacked on Thursday, just three hours prior to the Toffees’ FA Cup third-round victory over Peterborough. Dyche’s tenure at Everton was challenging, as he managed to secure only one victory in his last 11 games, which has positioned the club precariously, leaving them just a solitary point above the Premier League relegation zone.

Moyes, now at the age of 61, is poised to make his much-anticipated return to management after parting ways with West Ham at the conclusion of last season. His reappointment is particularly notable as he takes charge of Everton for a second time, 11-and-a-half years after he initially left the club to take on the role of manager at Manchester United. During his first stint at Everton, Moyes established himself as one of the prominent figures in the club’s recent history, leading the team to several top finishes and developing key players.

As he steps back into the role, many fans and players alike are hopeful that Moyes can steer Everton away from the relegation peril they currently face. The club’s hierarchy will undoubtedly be looking for him to instill a sense of stability and motivation within the squad. His experience and familiarity with the club culture are expected to play a crucial role in rejuvenating the team, and supporters are eager to see how he will approach this new challenge amidst the ongoing pressures of the Premier League.