Sean Dyche might be in a safe spot at Everton due to the club's financial situation. The potential takeover by 777 Partners has made it unlikely for Everton to have the funds to let go of their manager anytime soon.
The owner, Farhad Moshiri, isn't keen on injecting more money into the club, so Everton has been relying on loans from 777 and MSP Sports Capital to cover their monthly expenses. This might not leave room for a payout to a sacked manager.
Dyche is feeling the heat as Everton has only managed to get one point in their first five Premier League games. However, there's a clause in his contract that ensures he gets paid until the end of the season if he's dismissed, costing the club around £4 million.
777 Partners seem to like Dyche, but it's not clear if anyone at Goodison Park can let him go while the takeover is in progress.
