It never got to the offering stage because Ferguson and United wanted someone else.
http://www.theguardian.com/football/2012/nov/27/david-moyes-everton-contract
First off you have Moyes in November stalling on renewing his Everton contract, when in the past he had signed extensions around that time. Do you think that it's a complete coincidence that after 11 years Moyes starts playing cagey about a new contract the same year Ferguson retires?
Then we have the infamous meeting where Moyes was summoned to Ferguson's house (in jeans no less) to be informed he was the next United manager. It has been widely rumoured that this meeting took place a few months before Moyes claimed it took place in March/April.
We also had quotes from Ferguson himself that he advised Moyes not to renew his Everton contract in Febuary. Personally i reckon this conversation took place well before then, but even if it did take place in febuary that is still sooner in the timescale than when Ferguson spoke with Klopp in April.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...s-sign-new-Everton-deal-hold-bigger-club.html
And finally back then we had all the talk coming out of United that they wanted a man to replace Ferguson who would stay for years and years and try to replicate Fergusons longevity. So who had the highest chance of doing that?
Mourinho..nope, Guardiola...nope, Ancelotti...nope, Klopp...doubtful or Moyes who just spent 12 years at Everton..Yep
Moyes was and always was the first and only choice from the beginning.
It was rumoured for years by loads of decent journos as well that Moyes was the man who would replace Ferguson. Ferguson was also very outspoken over the years about the fact he thought British managers should get more chances at the big clubs in England. You think after all that talk he was going to retire and choose a German or Spanish coach to replace him? No chance.
I believe this is the logical sequence of events, despite the revisionism of SAF and a few others.
Jose cant get here fast enough IMO.