Sean Dyche admits Everton's transfer business in January will be 'tough' but has backed the club's new owners to build something more sustainable for the long-term after meeting with them this weekend. The Friedkin Group completed their purchase of Everton on Thursday after months of negotiations. And Dyche, who met executive chairman Marc Watts and other members of the group this weekend for talks and dinner, has been left impressed by their approach and vision for Everton.
The former Burnley boss, who has guided Everton to three matches unbeaten in the Premier League , didn't rule out transfer business in January but admitted that it could be difficult due to the financial parameters set out by PSR rules. He said: 'I still think it's going to be tough, the guidelines suggest it's still going to be quite guarded. It's not going to be the case where we can throw money everywhere. 'I don't think this group are going to do that anyway. They are going to build something, they words on stability and to put the club where it belongs, but give it the time needed. Certainly that's what they expressed to me.' Dyche was keen to clear up any 'misconceptions' around Everton's PSR position, however, with the club's takeover and work behind-the-scenes now ensuring they are on a stable position after two previous points deductions for breaking financial rules. He added: 'I didn't want that to be misconstrued. What I mean is, there's still guidelines. It doesn't mean there's any trouble there. I was just suggesting there are rules that all clubs have to stay inside of. 'So that's something we've got to look at, the club are doing to make sure they are on the right side of it. I want to make that clear, there's no trouble. The guidelines would suggest we have a situation where there won't be endless mone