SEAN DYCHE says he has had no contact with Everton’s prospective new owners.
And the Toffees boss revealed he is far more preoccupied in getting his side’s first win of the Premier League season on the board, against Arsenal tomorrow.
Dyche heard the news about a potential sale by owner Farhad Moshiri to 777 Partners less than an hour before it was broadcast, in a statement from the Merseyside club yesterday morning.
He has seen it all before of course, with a sale of his previous club Burnley stretching out for more than six months.
At Everton, he said, the “noise” around the club means the players will not be affected.
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