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Everton manager Sean Dyche said he has bigger issues to concentrate on than striker Neal Maupay disrespecting the club on social media.<\/b><\/p>\n
The Toffees were beaten 2-0 at home by Nottingham Forest<\/a> on Sunday with Maupay writing on X afterwards:, external<\/span><\/a> “Whenever I’m having a bad day, I just check the Everton score and smile.”<\/p>\n The Frenchman, 28, is currently on loan at Marseille with his last Everton appearance coming against Doncaster in August 2023.<\/p>\n Dyche laughed off Maupay’s comments, saying: “I think it is fair to say there is a bigger picture to Everton Football Club that I am focusing on and I don’t think I need to be too worried.”<\/p>\n Asked if there would be any disciplinary action, Dyche added: “I don’t think we’ll be worried about that.”<\/p>\n Dyche is trying to guide Everton away from a relegation battle, with the club sitting two points above the relegation zone after 18 matches and having won only one of their last 10 league games.<\/p>\n The Toffees travel to seventh-placed Bournemouth on Saturday.<\/p>\n Dyche also said there has been “no contact from anyone” about England striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin, with the 27-year-old being linked with a move to Atalanta.<\/p>\n He added there would be little movement in the January transfer window, despite the club’s takeover by the The Friedkin Group last month<\/a>.<\/p>\n “There are [financial] parameters, the owners have made that clear,” said Dyche.<\/p>\n “The one thing it’s unlikely to be is hundreds of millions of pounds, whether you have got it or not – and our owners are pretty wealthy.<\/p>\n “I’m not saying no, but it’s tough and you’ve seen it down the years. Usually if big deals are done, they pay a lot of money for those deals to happen.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n