Michael Vaughan thinks Dyche should join Everton, with Chris Wilder heading to Burnley

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Former England cricket captain Michael Vaughan believes Sean Dyche will replace Ronald Koeman at Everton.

Sean Dyche.

Michael Vaughan is adamant that Everton will appoint Burnley manager Sean Dyche after the Toffees waved goodbye to Ronald Koeman following a disappointing start to the 2017-18 season.

Dyche, 46, is currently the favourite to take over at Goodison Park after Koeman was dismissed with Everton lying in 18th place in the Premier League and unlikely to qualify from the Europa League group stages.

Former England cricket captain Vaughan, who is a well-known Sheffield Wednesday fan, claimed on his personal Twitter account that Dyche must “surely” be given the job at Everton.

Everton’s stars during Sunday’s 5-2 loss to Arsenal.

Vaughan, 42, also claimed that Dyche’s replacement at Burnley would be Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder, who continues to surpass expectation by guiding the Blades to a lofty third in the Championship table.

Former Watford manager Dyche’s reputation in English football continues to increase as he moulds Burnley into an established, hard-to-beat Premier League side.

Chris Wilder would be Michael Vaughan’s choice to replace Sean Dyche at Burnley.

Though Dyche is the front runner to replace Koeman, BBC Sport revealed former Toffees midfielder Phil Neville is also interested in the job while the Mirror has claimed Thomas Tuchel is being targeted.

Everton icon David Unsworth will take charge of the Toffees’ Carabao Cup clash against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Wednesday night, while the Toffees hierarchy go about the process of replacing Koeman.