Sean Dyche has revealed there has been no contact with Everton regarding their managerial vacancy as he prepares to celebrate his five-year anniversary at Burnley.
The Clarets boss, who was also linked to the Leicester job before it was given to Claude Puel, is considered one of the frontrunners with bookmakers for the post at Goodison Park, which is available after the Toffees sacked Ronald Koeman this week.
It will be five years to the day on Monday since Dyche, the third longest-serving manager in the Premier League, was appointed and he has won promotion to the top flight, twice, and kept the club in the top flight last term.