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Sean Dyche replaced the sacked Frank Lampard as Everton manager this week and Mirror Football columnist Robbie Savage reckons he will save the Toffees and get them a top 10 finish next season

Everton will play for the first time under Sean Dyche this weekend with the new boss looking to get answers at Goodison Park by asking his players to take part in a questionnaire

Every Premier League club - except Everton - signed at least one player during the January transfer window to help them achieve their respective aims this season

After a chaotic January transfer deadline day, stick with us here at Mirror Football for all the fallout from a dramatic end to January with Man Utd, Chelsea and Arsenal all busy

Everton failed to sign a single player in the January transfer window, despite the Toffees sitting second-bottom of the Premier League and appointing Sean Dyche to replace Frank Lampard on the eve of deadline day

Frank Lampard lost his job at Everton earlier this month and has now been spotted out and about in public for the first time after leaving Goodison Park to be replaced by Sean Dyche

The 20 clubs in the Premier League had mixed ends to the January transfer window, with late moves from Chelsea and others bringing the overall spending north of £700m

New Everton boss Sean Dyche was hoping to conclude some late transfer business after taking the top job at Goodison Park, but there was a dearth of activity on deadline day

Every Premier League club - including Manchester United, Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool - have brought in reinforcements in January ahead of the second half of the season

Barcelona and Everton are interested in signing Manchester United winger Anthony Elanga on January deadline day as the Red Devils contemplate letting the Swede leave

The new Toffees manager has plans to bring in two new additions to Goodison Park before the January transfer window slams shut on Tuesday as he aims to turn Everton's season around

Premier League clubs have entered the last 24 hours of the January transfer window with the likes of Moises Caicedo, Enzo Fernandez and Joao Cancelo all looking they they could be on the move

Enzo Fernandez remains a transfer target for Chelsea but time is running out for Graham Potter's side to sign the Argentina international from Portuguese giants Benfica

The January transfer window is now into its final hours as Premier League sides including Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool all look to splash the cash in order to keep their seasons alive

Everton, Aston Villa, Newcastle, West Ham and Crystal Palace are all interested in signing Conor Gallagher - who could become available if Enzo Fernandez joins Chelsea

Sean Dyche is the new man in charge at Everton as they look to remain in the Premier League but the former Burnley boss employed some unique methods in his past role

Sean Dyche managed to convince Everton bosses he was the right man for the job at Goodison Park but did so without Farhad Moshiri present as Bill Kenwright and sporting director Kevin Thelwell held the initial discussions

Sean Dyche was in a relegation scrap with Everton last season before he was sacked as Burnley manager - but he did manage to secure a comeback victory against the Toffees based on his half-time team talk

After being appointed as Everton's new manager, Sean Dyche has opened up about why he made the move to Goodison Park and what he hopes to achieve at the Toffees

Everton initially tried to get Marcelo Bielsa to replace Frank Lampard as their manager before he rejected them so went for the polar opposite candidate of Sean Dyche

Former Burnley manager Sean Dyche, who left Turf Moor after a successful 10-year stint last April, has taken the reins at Goodison Park, replacing Frank Lampard following his dismissal

Arsenal have not yet given up on trying to sign Moises Caicedo, but with Brighton holding firm and time ticking until Tuesday's transfer deadline, they may have to look elsewhere

Anthony Gordon has joined Newcastle on Sunday after the club paid Everton £45million, but the January transfer has sparked some bitterness from the winger's boyhood club

England under-21 winger Anthony Gordon scored just seven goals in 78 appearances for former club Everton before completing his £45m January move to St James' Park

Anthony Gordon has completed his big-money move to Newcastle United from Everton after the 21-year-old failed to turn up to training at Finch Farm in order to force through a transfer