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Marcelo Bielsa is the firm favourite to be the next Everton manager after Frank Lampard's dismissal and his methods could be the making of several players at Goodison Park

Everton owner Farhad Moshiri has reportedly put the Merseyside club up for sale just a day after the sacking of boss Frank Lampard with the club in turmoil both on and off the pitch

Everton sacked Frank Lampard on Monday with the Toffees stuck in the relegation zone and Phil Jagielka has thrown his weight behind Wayne Rooney as being a capable replacement

Arnaut Danjuma is set to join Tottenham after the Dutchman performed a sensational U-turn to reject Everton and move to Spurs on a deal until the end of the campaign

Everton are on the hunt for Frank Lampard’s successor with Marcelo Bielsa touted as a potential appointment - but the Argentine has now laid down his demands should he take the job

Everton are looking for a new manager after sacking Frank Lampard on Monday and owner Farhad Moshiri has already been in contact with a few familiar faces during his search

A LOOK BACK: Frank Lampard’s managerial career is at a crossroads after his Everton sacking - and he was previously accused of breaking football's unwritten rule when he rubbed Jurgen Klopp up the wrong way

Everton are once again on the hunt for a new manager after sacking Frank Lampard, with Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville disagreeing about their approach going forward

Everton have sacked Frank Lampard and owner Farhad Moshiri wants to replace him with former Leeds manager Marcelo Bielsa as the Toffees look to remain in the Premier League

Jamie Carragher has taken aim at Kia Joorabchian and his role at Everton after the sacking of Frank Lampard - and would welcome a call from the agent, who he's clashed with in the pass

Frank Lampard lasted less than one year in the Everton hot seat, with the Toffees announcing his sacking on Monday afternoon after yet another Premier League defeat

Frank Lampard's time at Everton has ended after he was sacked following the defeat to West Ham - with Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher both backing the decision

Jamie Carragher believes Frank Lampard can have few complaints over being sacked as Everton manager after leaving the Goodison Park club deep in relegation trouble

Tensions boiled over at Everton in the week leading up to Frank Lampard's sacking as manager of the relegation-threatened Premier League side, who are second bottom of the table

Frank Lampard has been sacked as Everton manager after less than 12 months in charge at Goodison Park, with Saturday's 2-0 defeat to West Ham the final game of his tenure

Frank Lampard has been sacked by Everton after 12 months in charge at Goodison Park, leaving the Toffees second-bottom of the Premier League and in need of finding their next manager to steer them away from relegation

Frank Lampard has been sacked as Everton manager with the Toffees only off the bottom of the Premier League on goal difference, but the problems at Goodison Park are much deeper than the Chelsea legend

Everton have confirmed that Frank Lampard has been relieved of his duties as manager following a desperate run of Premier League form which culminated in defeat at West Ham

Manchester United want to sign a striker on a long-term deal in the summer and are currently drawing up their transfer shortlist - which includes Tottenham's Harry Kane

The Everton board are facing a decision on Frank Lampard's future as manager after his side were beaten 2-0 by relegation rival West Ham in the Premier League on Saturday

Frank Lampard is under mounting pressure after a miserable 2-0 defeat against out-of-form West Ham extended Everton's winless run in all competitions to 10 matches

West Ham player Jarrod Bower and Love Island's Dani Dyer recently announced they're expecting twins in a sweet social media post – with Bowen appearing on top form after the news

Everton's board were advised to stay away from their game against Southampton last week, and Graeme Sharp - the Toffees' second-greatest goalscorer of all time - is upset about missing out

After 660 games in claret and blue, including two FA Cup wins, Frank Lampard Snr is East end royalty - but blood is thicker than water, and he can't bring himself to wish defeat on his own son, the Everton manager, in a high-stakes relegation battle

The January transfer window is reaching its final stages, with several Premier League sides still in desperate need of new additions and others fighting off interest in their stars