Everton decides to bring back David Moyes
English club Everton decided to reinstate coach David Moyes, according to what was reported by “The Athletic” newspaper today, Friday.
The newspaper said that negotiations between the club’s management and the coach The Scot is ahead, and it is expected that his contract will be announced soon.
Moyes will return to Everton in order to succeed coach Sean Dyche, who was dismissed from his position due to poor results this season. .
And it was Mes coached the Toffees for 11 years, from 2002 to 2013, and left the club to succeed his compatriot Alex Ferguson at Manchester United.
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