- Everton have sacked Ronald Koeman after a poor run of form
- The Dutchman's last match was a 5 - 2 home defeat to Arsenal
- The club spent £142 million on new players in the summer
Everton have announced the sack of Ronald Koeman after their 5 - 2 loss at home to Arsenal on Sunday, October 22.
The loss sees the Toffees slip into the relegation zone in 18th place after nine games this season.
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Ronald Koeman leagues Everton after spending a year and three months in charge of the club. Photo: Sky Sports
The club reportedly spent £142 million on new players in the summer including Michael Keane, Davy Klaassen, Jordan Pickford, Gylfi Sigurdsson and Wayne Rooney.
Despite the investment, the club has made its third-worst start to a Premier League campaign.
The loss at Goodison Park on Sunday was Everton's fifth consecutive match without a victory, with the Toffees having won just two league games this season.
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The team is also bottom of their Europa League group after two defeats and a draw in their first three matches.
Koeman becomes the third manager sacked this season after Frank De Boer at Crystal Palace and Craig Shakespeare at Leicester City.
Already linked to the vacant post are former boss David Moyes, Burnley's Sean Dyche and Sam Allardyce, most recently at Crystal Palace.
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