Sean Dyche has made it clear he wants to remain as Everton manager after the club's takeover and lead them into their new stadium. (Telegraph - subscription required)

Sean Dyche has launched an impassioned plea for the club’s prospective new owners not to dump him after their takeover saying he is desperate to lead Everton into their new stadium.

Everton manager Sean Dyche has said that the new ownership will bring stability to the club amid its "unsettled ground."  The proposed takeover by Texas-based Friedkin Group was announced on Monday, giving hope to the club's long-suffering fans that more stable times lie ahead after a turbulent period in their history.

Everton manager Sean Dyche is hoping positive takeover developments will finally bring “stability” to the club after a turbulent few years. Earlier this week, it was announced that The Friedkin Group had agreed a deal to purchase a majority stake in Everton.

Sean Dyche's contract expires in July with a decision on his future lying with Dan Friedkin - and the Everton boss has shared what he hopes happens next

Dyche believes the move will provide a timely lift for Everton, who have collected just one point from their opening five Premier League matches this season

Everton's soon-to-be new owners The Friedkin group are considering replacing manager Sean Dyche with former Chelsea boss Maurizio Sarri, per reports.

Sean Dyche has admitted he's not had any contact with the Friedkin Group since the American company agreed a deal to takeover Everton. We'll be bringing you the very latest updates, pictures and video on this breaking news story.

Everton manager Sean Dyche believes a long-awaited takeover of the struggling Premier League club would bring "stability" after a turbulent few years.