While no one wants to coach Everton, the manager who dreams of joining Liverpool as Klopp's replacement

Marcelo Bielsa has reportedly received an offer to return to the English top flight, but the Argentinian is not convinced by the club's project and its position in the table, so he has rejected his arrival this season. Frank Lampard was dismissed from the Everton bench due to poor results in the Premier League. The main candidate to join the 'Toffees' was Marcelo Bielsa. However, the rosarino would not see with good eyes to take the team in the middle of the season and the project caused the DT's rejection to return to England.

According to the British newspaper Daily Mail, Bielsa has reportedly had meetings with the club's directors about his arrival in the city of Liverpool. Despite the temptation of returning to the Premier League, the 'Loco' would not be very convinced to start a process at this stage of the season. "The Argentine has serious reservations about taking charge at Goodison Park in a development that comes as a major blow to Everton's hopes," the English outlet said.

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Marcelo Bielsa has a recent spell in the world's top league, managing Leeds United from 2018-2022. In his first two seasons he struggled in the Championship and was promoted to play two seasons in the Premier League. The former 'La Roja' coach was sacked during his final season as he came within three points of relegation. After the refusal of the 'Loco', the main candidate is the former Everton manager Sam Allardyce. The Briton coached the 'Blues' in the 2017/2018 season and obtained a 47% performance. His last experience in England was at the helm of West Bromwich, where he won only four games out of 26 played. Everton in the current season is second last with 15 points with a serious risk of relegation, also accumulate three consecutive defeats in the Premier League.

<strong>Gerrard dreams of coaching Liverpool</strong>

While no one wants to coach Liverpool, top legend Steven Gerrard has never hidden his desire to one day be in the Reds' dugout. In a 2020 interview with The Athletic, he said: "Would I love to be Liverpool manager one day? Is it a dream? Absolutely. His possible arrival would have to wait until 2026 when Jurgen Klopp's contract expires.