Frank Lampard offered Everton managerial job to replace Rafael Benitez
Everton have offered their vacant managerial position to former England midfielder Frank Lampard.
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Everton have offered their vacant managerial position to former England midfielder Frank Lampard.
Frank Lampard has been offered the job of the new Everton manager, which should bring to a close the tortuous process to find the successor to Rafael Benitez.
Journalist Paul Brown insists that he has “reservations” over a deal to appoint Frank Lampard at Everton because he is comparable to Roberto Martinez.
Wayne Rooney has revealed he turned down Everton’s advances after they offered him the chance to potentially return to Goodison Park as the club’s new manager. Speaking at his weekly pre-match press conference, Rooney said, “Everton approached my agent and asked me to interview for the vacant job, which I turned down.” Ad/> The Merseyside club are now reportedly in final talks with former Porto manager Vitor Pereira, as well as Frank Lampard and Duncan Ferguson about the possibility of taking the job, following the sacking of Rafael Benitez earlier this month.
Wayne Rooney turned down the chance to talk with Everton about their managerial vacancy because he wants to stay and help Derby out of the mess that threatens their entire existence.
Everton owner Farhad Moshiri is set to hold a series of meetings today as he steps up his efforts to find Rafael Benitez's successor, according to talkSPORT journalist Alex Crook.
Wayne Rooney has turned down an interview for the vacant manager's job at Everton. The former Toffees forward, who has impressed under difficult circumstances at Derby this season, had been reported as a candidate for the Goodison Park job after the dismissal of Rafael Benitez.
Wayne Rooney has said he turned down an interview for the manager’s job at Everton. The club’s former forward has impressed under difficult circumstances at Derby this season and said he had taken the difficult decision to stay.