They were thinking about hiring a former Everton manager to lead England, but it’s not David Moyes.

With Everton’s recent better play, Sean Dyche has won back some of his critics, but he’s still not as good as a former Toffees manager who was actually considered for the England job.

Over the next year, Everton fans will have a lot to look forward to. The takeover could be finished by the end of November.

In other news, the new stadium is coming along nicely. It will be ready to move into in 2025, which makes Dwight McNeil very happy.

But Merseyside may also need to find a new boss if things start to go badly again. There are rumors that Dan Friedkin is already looking at possible replacements.

An interesting fact is that a previous Everton manager has been in the news lately because he is linked to the England job.

The England job was being explored for a former Everton manager.

The first person who comes to mind when you think of the England job is David Moyes.

But it was a very successful manager who was wanted by the FA, even though he had been away from Everton for a long time to manage somewhere else.

The FA was interested in Carlo Ancelotti to be England’s manager before Thomas Tuchel was hired, according to the Daily Mail.

Another name that the FA wanted was Pep Guardiola, but his current job with Manchester City and his contract made it difficult.

The time Carlo Ancelotti spent at Everton

After 18 months as manager of Everton, Carlo Ancelotti agreed to become head coach again at Real Madrid.

He led the Blues to 12th and 10th place finishes, which are amazing when you think about how they did in previous seasons.

However, people had different hopes back then.

Many football fans think he’s one of the best managers in the world because of all the titles he’s won with Real Madrid and other teams.