Burnley manager Sean Dyche has revealed that he has not received any contact from other clubs regarding managerial vacancies this season.
The 46-year-old was heavily linked to the post at Everton following Ronald Koeman's sacking, but Sam Allardyce eventually claimed the role.
Dyche has received plenty of plaudits this season due to Burnley's surge, which recently took the club into the top four but they now reside sixth in the table.
Despite the manager's ability to exceed expectations with the Clarets on a small budget, Dyche has claimed that no other club has come in for him.
"No, [clubs have not been in touch]. I've been linked with this job or that job for three of the five years I've been here and the truth is that I enjoy the challenge here," the former Watford boss told The Times.
Burnley will face Brighton & Hove Albion away at the Amex Stadium this afternoon.
