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Before moving to Anfield, he led Valencia to the La Liga title in and Everton are understood to have considered up to eight candidates before deciding on Benitez, whose potential appointment has angered a section of the club's support due to his Liverpool links. The club held talks with former Wolves coach Nuno Espirito Santo and had an interest in their former manager David Moyes. However, Nuno is now in talks with Tottenham over finally ending their long search for a new boss, while Moyes signed a new three-year deal with West Ham.

Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player. They have been searching for a successor for Ancelotti since the start of June after the Italian opted to re-join Real Madrid as Zinedine Zidane's successor.

The year-old previously coached Real between and , and won the Champions League and Copa del Rey during his time at the Bernabeu. Ryder Cup Ryder Cup Odds. Golf Today's Golf. Tennis Today's Tennis. Horse Racing Today's racing. Festivals Cheltenham Grand National.

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Payment method restrictions. Online UK customers only. New members. Bet Responsibly. Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player. Everton said in a club statement the Spaniard's appointment followed "a robust and wide-reaching recruitment process" over the last three weeks, which saw "multiple interviews with several candidates".

Our new manager. I'm determined to play a big part in helping this great club achieve its ambitions. Benitez has received a mixed reaction from the Everton fanbase after news emerged earlier in June he had become the club's leading target. A threatening banner seemingly aimed at Benitez, reading "we know where you live, don't sign", was placed near his Wirral home on Monday, leading to a Merseyside Police investigation.

Everton held talks with former Wolves head coach Nuno Espirito Santo and also had an interest in their former manager David Moyes. Belgium boss Roberto Martinez - another ex-Toffees manager, Lille's Ligue 1 title-winning coach Christophe Galtier and Eddie Howe were also understood to be on their shortlist.



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