According to a report published by The Telegraph, Burnley boss Sean Dyche remains keen on the Everton job.
Dyche has been largely praised for the work that he has done with the Clarets during the past five years and this has led to him being linked with the Toffees job, which has been vacant since the club sacked Ronald Koeman following their defeat against Arsenal in the Premier League last month.
Dyche has been tight lipped in press conferences since the Everton managerial position became vacant and has been keen to avoid the spotlight.
The Telegraph has since claimed that Dyche is actually keen on the Everton job. It however currently does not look like the Merseyside club will end up appointing Dyche.
The three main candidates for the job at the moment are former Aston Villa boss Martin O’Neill, former West Brom boss Tony Pulis and current interim manager David Unsworth.
