Everton face no threat of losing Conor Coady through the upheaval underway at Wolverhampton Wanderers.
Coady, who scored his first goal for the Blues in Saturday's 2-1 win at Southampton, joined from the Midlands club on a season-long loan signed off in August. His parent club sacked manager Bruno Lage on Sunday after a poor start to the season.
But while his replacement may look to make changes to the set up at Molineux, they will not have the opportunity to look to Coady as there is no recall clause in the deal that brought him to Goodison Park. That deal also includes an option for Everton to sign the 29-year-old permanently.
