Liverpool fans sang in support of the unemployed Benitez, with Rooney leading the next Everton manager

In the 22nd round of the Premier League, Liverpool won 3-0 at home to Brentford.

In this game, thousands of Liverpool fans sang Benitez's name at Anfield to show their support for former boss Benitez.

Prior to liverpool's match, city rivals Everton lost 2-1 away to relegation side Norwich. After the game, Everton announced the dismissal of Benitez after consideration. So far, Benitez has only been in charge for half a season at Goodison Park.

Everton have won just one game in the Premier League since Last October. As a result, many Toffee fans supported the decision to fire Benitez.

From the beginning, Everton fans didn't like the coach who led Liverpool to champions League. Because as a Legend of Liverpool, Benitez was not popular at Everton.

However, in Liverpool's match against Brentford, many Liverpool fans expressed their support for the team's meritorious manager Benitez with songs.

On the other hand, as Toffee fans, they care more about who the next manager of the team is.

Over the past six years, Everton have replaced five managers.

According to foreign media reports, a six-man list was recommended to Everton. In this list, Rooney is at the top of the list.

Rooney is currently in charge of Championship side Derby County, a club with serious financial problems and is therefore in turmoil. The team's performance has also been implicated, only in the second-to-last position in the Championship, and will be relegated after this season.

Rooney, as a former Everton player, would have strong support from Toffee fans if he was appointed as manager.

In addition to Rooney, Brighton boss Graham Potter, former Chelsea boss Frank Lampard and former Roma boss Rudy Garcia are also considered likely to take over the Everton managerial role.

Former Everton boss Martinez has also been linked to returning to Coach Goodison Park, where he is currently coaching Belgium.

Duncan Ferguson served as Everton's interim coach after Ancelotti's departure. He also has the potential to become the official manager of the Toffee.

In summary, as long as it is not Klopp and Rodgers, then other coaches take over Everton, there does not seem to be a big problem.