In an era of instability for managers, there are constant rumors doing the rounds.
Coming to the English Premier League, Arsenal and Everton are two of the latest high-profile clubs to have sacked their bosses recently. With Unai Emery leaving the Emirates and Marco Silva resigning from Everton, both clubs are on the lookout for a top-quality manager.
Whereas in Italy, Napoli parted ways with Carlo Ancelotti and that brought the Italian in the race for the English jobs. In the midst of endless rumors of where Ancelotti will end up, Everton have released a statement on their new hunt.
“In the 11 days since Marco Silva left the Club, the Everton Board has been working to recruit a new permanent manager – and has held meetings with a number of candidates.
“We can confirm that thus far no contract offer has been made and no candidate has chosen to withdraw from the process.
“While the club is keen to confirm a new permanent manager as soon as possible, the only important duty is that the right appointment is made.
“While our process continues, Duncan Ferguson will remain as caretaker manager and will take charge of the side for Wednesday night’s Carabao Cup quarter-final against Leicester City.”
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