Everton has officially parted ways with Sean Dyche.

According to the Sky Sport announcement today, Everton has sack their coach.

As Everton attempts to put points on the board, Everton believes Sean Dyche has a lot of credit and does not want to fire him as manager.

For the first time in 66 years,

the Toffees have lost all four of their opening games in the Premier League,

which is a terrible start to the season.

As Everton attempts to put points on the board,

more and more concerns are being raised about how Dyche is positioning the team.

That being said,

Dyche is job on Merseyside is safe.

Everton believes Dyche has earned a lot of credit for keeping the Toffees competitive in the Premier League.

Everton wants to keep supporting

Dyche to turn things around and is not considering making a move despite the bad run.

Everton,

who has triumphed in the EFL Cup this year,

will play in the competition once more this week when they host Southampton,

led by Russell Martin, at Goodison Park.

But Dyche will know that the bigger match is the one that takes place the following Saturday,

when he leads Everton to the King Power Stadium to play Leicester City.