Former Everton and Burnley manager Sean Dyche is on Leicester City's radar, it has been claimed. The links come after Foxes boss Ruud van Nistelrooy hinted he won't remain at the King Power ...

Sean Dyche believes the job he did in guiding Everton through a 's***storm' only accelerated his departure from Goodison Park. As Everton prepare to play their final match at the 133-year-old ...

SEAN DYCHE is back in the frame for the Leicester job with the task of aiming for immediate promotion back to the Premier League. The former Everton chief is seen as the man to pull off the ...

Sean Dyche is a contender for the Leicester job, talkSPORT understands. The Foxes had their relegation to the Championship confirmed in April in just their first season back in the top flight.

SEAN DYCHE admits he would love to manage Manchester United and has given Ruben Amorim tips on how to improve results. Former Everton manager Dyche has been out of work since January after being ...

Sean Dyche has given his pitch for the Man United job, piling more pressure on Ruben Amorim and claims he would have won more games in charge. The 53-year-old, who was sacked as Everton manager ...

Sean Dyche believes his most emphatic success at Everton “actually made more trouble” for him. The former Blues boss ranks overcoming two points deductions to keep the club in the Premier ...

Former Everton boss Sean Dyche weighed in on United’s struggles while speaking on The Overlap, expressing his desire to manage the club and dissing Amorim’s tactics. “Manchester United was ...

Sean Dyche is not actively seeking a return to management but could be swayed if the right job comes up, he has said amid links to Leicester City. Reports at the weekend named Dyche as a ...

Sean Dyche has thrown his hat into the ring for the Manchester United manager's job, suggesting he could outperform current boss Ruben Amorim as the Red Devils languish worryingly close to the ...

Sean Dyche insists now is not the right time for him to take another management job. But that doesn't mean the former Everton boss is ruling himself out of the Rangers job - he's just waiting ...