Marco Silva has been appointed the new Everton manager.
Silva has been appointed as the new manager of Everton following the departure of Sam Allardyce from the Toffees.
“The answer is no!” Silva told The Mirror when asked what he would do if a bigger club came calling. “I know what you want to ask, I understand.
“When you talk about people you are talking about our fans? Yeah? OK. The answer for them is clear – no.
“I am here, I enjoy now, I am here clear. I tell you, I don’t talk for myself now, I am clear when I say the club needs some stability and I want some stability for my career and I know what is important.”
“And for me what is most important is the club but it something I want as well for my career and I need for my career.”
Quick exits
Since starting his managerial career at Estoril back in 2011, Silva has had six different clubs, including Everton.
The Portuguese coach left Hull City after just five months and lasted only half a season at Watford following interest from Everton, as reported by The Mirror.
Stability needed
Everton fans will hope that Silva remains at Goodison Park for the entire duration of his contract, or at least for next season.
The Toffees need stability and a defined playing style in order to challenge for the Premier League top six on a regular basis in the coming years.
The Merseyside outfit have a decent squad, and they should be looking to add to the team and make some signings in the summer transfer window.
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