Everton’s current situation is critical, having lost all three Premier League games this season.
After two heavy defeats, they suffered a heartbreaking 3-2 loss to Bournemouth despite leading 2-0 until the 87th minute.
The international break offers Everton a chance to reassess their strategy.
Manager Sean Dyche’s position is under scrutiny, with the board reportedly giving him a vote of confidence.
Potential replacements include David Moyes, but Graham Potter seems to be the preferred option among Everton’s leadership.
Don Hutchison, an Everton icon, strongly endorses Potter as a potential manager.
He believes Potter would bring an “identity” and “good football” to the club.
Hutchison has advocated for Potter’s appointment since January 2022, praising his coaching ability and man-management skills.
Hutchison suggested that Potter could quickly elevate Everton into the Premier League’s top 10 and achieve even more with owner Farhad Moshiri’s financial backing.
With Everton moving to a new stadium next season, avoiding relegation is crucial.
If Dyche is replaced, the club needs to make a significant effort to secure the right manager.
Potter, currently available, is seen as a good and realistic option for the job.