Next Sunderland manager: Duncan Ferguson emerges as favourite, Everton future unclear, ex-Celtic and Hibs boss listed
Duncan Ferguson has emerged as the early bookmakers’ favourite for the vacant Sunderland job.
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Duncan Ferguson has emerged as the early bookmakers’ favourite for the vacant Sunderland job.
Sunderland made the decision to sack Lee Johnson over the weekend, with the Black Cats losing to Bolton Wanderers 6-0 in Sky Bet League One in the run-up to the dismissal.
Sunderland candidate Duncan Ferguson could yet remain with Everton as part of Frank Lampard’s backroom staff, as the former Derby County and Chelsea boss closes in on the Goodison Park vacancy.
Sunderland sacked manager Lee Johnson on Sunday night after their 6-0 thumping at Bolton Wanderers the day before.
Paul Cook, Grant McCann, Neil Lennon, and Duncan Ferguson have all been named as potential candidates as Sunderland search for a replacement for Lee Johnson, according to a report from the Northern Echo.
After Ellis Simms had chased down a long ball forward in the dying moments of Hearts’ 2-0 victory over Motherwell at Tynecastle on Saturday to win a corner, a low rumble of appreciation rippled round the stadium.
The on-loan Everton striker celebrated his first Hearts goal on his first Hearts start as Motherwell were dispatched 2-0 at Tynecastle Park on Saturday. Aside from the close-range finish, he added useful pace and link-up play to the Edinburgh club’s attack in a fine performance.
Manchester United haven't given up on Donny van de Beek just yet, refusing to include the option for a permanent move in the Dutchman's Everton loan deal.