Everton have confirmed the departure of manager Ronald Koeman after a dismal run of form.

The Toffees have announced Koeman’s exit with the club third from bottom in the Premier League and without a win in their Europa League group stage.

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Now the club are looking for a replacement, and Burnley’s Sean Dyche is an early favourite – although we revealed over the weekend that Huddersfield’s David Wagner was high on their wanted, but it is understood that the club are keen on a British boss, which puts Dyche in a strong position.

A host of other names are also been linked including current youth coach David Unsworth, former boss David Moyes and ex-England chief Sam Allardyce.

Spokesman Paddy Power said: “Ronald Koeman paid big prices in the summer transfer window, and has paid again – this time for his poor results. With Everton facing a potential relegation fight, it is no surprise to see them linked to the ginger Mourinho, Sean Dyche.”

Next permanent Everton Manager:
15/8       Sean Dyche
7/2         David Unsworth
4/1         David Moyes
4/1         Louis Van Gaal
7/1        Roberto Mancini
7/1         Sam Allardyce
11/1       Eddie Howe
12/1       Darren Ferguson
12/1       Carlo Ancelotti
12/1       Chris Coleman
14/1       Marco Silva
14/1       David Wagner
14/1       Rafa Benitez