Sean Dyche is in sack danger at Everton.
Sean Dyche is in sack danger at Everton.

Sean Dyche compensation revealed as Everton to make sack decision - Exclusive

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Sean Dyche will be pocketing around £2.5million if Everton decide to sack him, Goodison News has learned.

The Toffees manager is under growing pressure after the 1-0 loss against Bournemouth on 4 January has left them in 16th place.

Goodison News understands that including the rest of Dyche's staff, the club will have to pay a total of £3.5million if they decide to change managers mid season.

Everton are yet to make a decision on Sean Dyche's future

Despite the poor run of form and shambolic league position, the Toffees hierarchy have not yet decided to sack the Englishman.

The Friedkin Group have taken over the club and while they did not want any drastic changes, they now face a big challenge.

They would want to enter next season in the new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock as a Premier League side, but the threat of relegation is very real.

The Toffees are just one point away from the relegation zone and results need to improve quickly for them to not be sucked into the bottom three.

Their next three league games are all tricky ones on paper as they take on Aston Villa, Tottenham and Brighton.

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Everton fan calls for Sean Dyche's sack. (Credit: Premier League Productions)

It remains to be seen if Dyche is given a stay of execution or if the new owners decide that it is finally time for change.

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