Although Dyche’s role following any takeover is still unknown, the situation will become clearer if unsolved problems are addressed.
According to Brown, the situation is so dire that they require a loan from this prospective buyer in order to, essentially, continue paying their expenses.
Therefore, I believe that it will truly rely on how much money 777 are willing to invest in the club and how much is left over for such things. The result will determine how secure Dyche is. We really can’t comment until those questions have been addressed.
Dyche’s future is uncertain, but until Everton’s performance declines, he will probably stay at the club for the foreseeable future. The Toffees’ success this season was not widely anticipated, but relegation will be fiercely avoided at all costs.
Everton’s main priority is maintaining the club’s viability because they currently rely heavily on 777‘s lending them the money to keep the lights on. 777 would probably be retained for this season if Dyche can keep the team out of the relegation zone.
If the takeover is successful, the standard of the football and the outcomes on the field ought to take precedence. The Guardian reported on October 2 that 777 has a Fifa sanction due to £4.5 million in unpaid transfer fees at their club Vasco da Gama. 777 are not exactly dependable sources of funding.
The investment firm is still shrouded in controversy, which will not do anything to assuage the concerns of Everton supporters. All those connected to the club will be hoping for an appropriate solution as the future appears to be uncertain.
