Next Everton Manager Betting Odds: Sean Dyche now ODDS ON with bookies to take over at Everton with him and Marcelo Bielsa now 'main contenders' for job!

Sean Dyche is now 4/5 to take over at Everton with two horse race opening up with Marcelo Bielsa

Sean Dyche is now odds on at 4/5 with bookies to become the next Everton manager following reports of a two horse race opening up on Thursday morning.

Dyche is set to be against Marcelo Bielsa for the role with the Everton hierarchy reportedly meeting with both managers this week.

BetVictor now give Dyche a 55% chance of taking over at Goodison Park next with Bielsa now 3/1 in the betting to get the job.

Judging by the betting odds it's a two horse race between Dyche and Bielsa to take over at Everton with Wayne Rooney and Sam Allardyce joint third favourites in the betting.

Bookies say there's just a 6% chance that either former player Rooney or former manager Big Sam take over at Goodison next.

Frank Lampard was sacked from the Everton job on Monday morning

Monday morning saw Frank Lampard sacked as the Everton manager after the club's form continued to dip, with confirmation coming hours after reports in the press.

Everton's 2-0 loss away at West Ham on Saturday saw the side play woefully again in a game that was dubbed as a '6 pointer' against the Hammers.

The Toffees remained in the bottom three after the weekend's game with just 15 points achieved from their first 20 Premier League games.

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Everton now as short as 4/7 to be relegated from the league this season

Bookmakers have made Everton the second favourites to be relegated from the Premier League this campaign after their poor form continued.

With odds of 4/7 to go down, the latest betting odds give a probability of 63% that it will happen at the end of the season.

Only Bournemouth sit above the Toffees in the betting market with bookies making the Cherries the 2/7 favourites to be relegated.

Whoever comes in at Everton has a tough job on their hands to keep the club up in the league and their first game will be at home to league leaders Arsenal.