Everton manager Sean Dyche is facing immense pressure following a rough start to the season, including a 4-0 defeat to Tottenham and a 3-0 loss to Brighton, while dealing with financial constraints that have limited team quality. Despite selling Amadou Onana for £50 million, Dyche has emphasized the need for fans to understand the club's struggles and the necessity of developing new talent. He acknowledged that the club may have to consider selling star striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin if a substantial offer arises, despite his desire to keep him. Dyche has also brought back goalkeeper Asmir Begovic to provide cover, which may lead to younger players being sent out on loan to gain experience. Former Everton managers David Moyes and Sam Allardyce have expressed support for Dyche amid the current turmoil, highlighting the challenges faced by the club. As Everton prepares for their critical match against Tottenham, Dyche remains focused on finding a way to improve performance despite limited resources.