Take a look at this humorous tweet that Neal Maupay posted on Everton manager Sean Dyche.

After easily surviving the bottom, Kevin Thelwell now has the summer to look for stability with Everton

now that the Premier League season is over.

Despite PSR issues and turmoil surrounding the takeover, it was one of the more relaxed

campaigns in recent memory, as they ultimately avoided relegation by a margin of 14 points.

If not for their two more deductions, that number would have been an impressive 22.

Despite how Thomas Frank’s team performed in the 2022–2023 season, the Toffees finished

the Premier League season ahead of Brentford, winning praise for their ninth-place result.

Ivan Toney’s absence hindered the Bees, so they borrowed Everton’s Neal Maupay as a stopgap,

taking advantage of the out-of-favor player.

And despite his evident disputes whilst at Goodison Park, the Frenchman has just tweeted a tweet that

suggests he still desires a return under their boss.

Neal Maupay believes Sean Dyche will lead Everton to victory in the upcoming season. Taking to X,

where the 27-year-old frequently produces his best work, Maupay would engage in a lighthearted

discussion taking place on“Football Twitter.” It would be expected that,

given Sean Dyche’s rather strict system that depends on a potent striker, the former Brighton and

Hove Albion player would be unwanted at Everton. After all, he was shipped out rather quickly last summer,

and two imposing forwards have since replaced hi

Though Maupay’s chances of winning will probably be slim, he has no ill will toward the former Burnley manager.

Which of these bald managers will be the most successful next season?’ he asked, attaching a video of

Dyche to support his claim that he will do better than Pep Guardiola.

And it’s even more meaningful when he’s on your side.

Like Richarlison, Andy Robertson, and Bruno Fernandes, he is the kind of player that the general public

despises but his team loves.

Since joining in 2022, that hasn’t always been the case; Maupay attributes his bad

It is unlikely that he will return to play under Dyche due to the significant contrasts between how they play,

but this signals a hilarious display of respect to finish their partnership.

This represents one of merely many statements he has made over the years on X which are unquestionably amusing.