I don’t have live access to current news feeds in this moment. Here’s a concise update based on recent history up to early 2023 to set context, and I can fetch the latest details if you’d like.
- Frank Lampard was Everton manager from January 2022 until January 2023, when he was dismissed following a poor run of results. This ended his second spell with the club’s first-team setup.[4][6]
- Since then, Everton have pursued other managerial options, with various reports linking candidates as they sought a new long-term or interim solution.[5][7]
If you want the latest developments right now, I can look up current reports and summarize who’s in charge at Everton as of today, plus any notable changes surrounding Lampard’s status. Would you like me to fetch the most recent news?
Sources
Frank Lampard has been named as the new manager of Everton.
www.nbcsports.comWhile Frank Lampard was in charge for less than a year, Everton recently suffered a dreadful run of 11 defeats in 14 matches.
economictimes.indiatimes.comFrank Lampard became Evertons leading candidate after a board meeting and interviews on Friday night to decide Rafael Benitezs successor; Everton is a unique club, says Lampard; Duncan Ferguson and Vitor Pereira were also interviewed during the final round of talks
www.skysports.comFrank Lampard is expected to be sacked as Everton manager after less than a year in charge; the Toffees are without a win in their last 10 matches in all competitions, the latest being a 2-0 loss away at West Ham on Saturday; the decision comes a year and a week after Rafa Benitezs exit
www.skysports.comClub say they have started search for new manager and will provide updates in due course
www.premierleague.comThe club are second from bottom of the Premier League, and they last won a league game in October when they beat Crystal Palace 3-0 at home.
news.sky.comThe former Chelsea player turned manager has been confirmed as the next man to sit in the Goodison Park hot-seat after a controversial interview process has finally finished
www.mirror.co.uk