Sean Dyche has been enjoying the off-season break, by partying at one of Ibiza’s top nightclubs during his summer holiday.
The Everton boss endured a turbulent season in charge of the Toffees last season, as the club battled two points deductions and still managed to escape from relegation.
It was set against a backdrop of boardroom uncertainty, with the future of the club’s ownership still unclear.
Dyche kept his focus on matters on the pitch and it saw Everton finish in 15th place, fourteen points off the bottom three.
His reward for his season’s efforts seems to be time to recharge his batteries with a Spanish break, and the 52-year-old seems to be making the most of it.
Sean Dyche has been spotted in famous Ibiza nightclub DC10 during a summer holiday
The Everton boss managed to steer the club clear of relegation last season despite difficulties
He was seen in a photo posted on X by Dave Whelan, one half of DJ and producer duo CamelPhat, in DC-10 – one of Ibiza’s most popular clubs.
Alongside the picture, the duo- who hail from Liverpool – wrote ‘I had to bring him’. As Dyche smiled for the image, wearing a smart black v-necked tee.
The sight of the Toffees manager in the famous club has gone down a storm across social media, with fans loving seeing the Premier League boss at the venue.
‘Sean Dyche is the man isn’t he’, one post read, alongside a king’s crown emoji to hammer home the point.
Some were shocked to see Dyche at DC-10, with a post reading, ‘Sean Dyche being not only in Ibiza but in DC-10 has absolutely floored me.’
And another similar surprised fan wrote, ‘Imagine throwing shapes in DC10 and you look up and Sean Dyche is in front of you,’ as they thought of the idea of a dancing Dyche.
Another knew exactly what they’d do if they encountered the familiar face by stating, ‘I’d lose my mind if I saw Sean dyche in dc10.’
There were even posts referring to Dyche’s famous gruff voice, as they wondered how he’s vocal chords would feel after a Ibiza night out.
Posting, ‘I’d love to know what Dyche voice box sounds like morning after a sesh in Ibiza.’
Everton are facing a summer of uncertainty, as the protracted buyout of the club rolls on without any sign of it being resolved.
Current owner Farhad Moshiri agreed a deal with the 777Partners last September, but the takeover approval process has taken longer than expected amid concerning developments around the Miami-based firm.
