As news of a £50 million update comes out, Everton is being told to stick by Sean Dyche.

That’s what Bryan King thinks: Everton should not fire Sean Dyche.

The man who used to work as a scout at Goodison has asked the Toffees to let the 53-year-old oversee the football team.

Recently, on October 22, it was claimed that the Friedkin Group might not fire Dyche right away after taking over Goodison Park.

Sources in the business world say that the Friedkins would have to spend about £50 million to hire a new boss and get money to support the team.

King, who spoke only to Goodison News, doesn’t think there needs to be a change.

“This is where common sense should win out.” Right now, they’re starting to score points and aren’t playing badly.

“They’ll be ready for next season if Dyche can keep them in the Premier League.” Dyche is the boss, so let him do his job. Everton is picking up points.

“Points, not money, are what keep the club in the league.”

To back Sean Dyche at Everton, the Friedkin Groupwill?

In their last four Premier League games, Everton has not lost and has earned eight points. So, it would not be appropriate to talk about firing Dyche right now.

After a very rough start to the season, there was a lot of heat on the manager this year. That being said, the Englishman should be left to lead Everton now that they seem to have found their form.

Dyche doesn’t need rumors about his future when there is already a lot of doubt at the club, even though the takeover is going well.

Since he took over at Goodison Park, Dyche has kept Everton in the Premier League. So, there’s no reason he shouldn’t do it again this season.