Reshuffle. Brendan Rodgers could replace David Moyes as Everton head coach

The Toffees' management is alarmed by a string of poor results.
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The future of David Moyes at Everton is becoming increasingly uncertain.

Details: According to Indykaila News, 52-year-old Northern Irish specialist Brendan Rodgers could step in to replace current Everton manager David Moyes.

Reports indicate that the Liverpool club’s hierarchy is dissatisfied with the team’s situation: Everton have managed just one win in their last eight matches and currently sit 14th in the Premier League standings.

Rodgers is currently out of work after being dismissed by Celtic in October this year, and he would be eager to return to the Premier League.

Rodgers has previously managed several English clubs, including Watford, Reading, Swansea, Liverpool, and Leicester.

David Moyes returned to take charge of Everton for a second spell in January this year, but has been unable to radically change the club’s fortunes or take the team to a new level. He has overseen 32 matches, recording 12 wins, 10 draws, and 10 defeats.

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