Everton are not currently thought to have any plans to replace Duncan Ferguson following the Blues legends' departure as assistant manager.
Ferguson's exit was confirmed on Monday as the first team squad returned to training at Finch Farm. The 50-year-old is leaving in order to pursue his ambition of becoming a manager.
In a leaving statement Ferguson, who had two stints as caretaker manager, praised Frank Lampard and said the manager had sought to retain him. He added: "He’s a great man and a great young manager, I’m sure he’ll do very well for Everton."
