Everton's Sean Dyche Discusses Jarrad Branthwaite

Everton manager Sean Dyche expressed concerns that the club may have to accept significant transfer offers for players, particularly Jarrad Branthwaite, if the Friedkin Group's takeover is not completed by January. Dyche indicated a lack of knowledge regarding the new owners' plans, stating that financial constraints have previously forced the club to sell key players. He acknowledged Manchester United's continued interest in Branthwaite, despite their failed summer bids, and mentioned that any substantial offer would likely lead to player sales. Furthermore, Dyche explained Branthwaite's limited playing time this season is due to injury recovery issues, emphasizing the need to manage players' fitness carefully. Despite his talent, Branthwaite has made only one start this season, contributing to a growing call from fans for his return to the starting lineup. Dyche's comments reflect the precarious financial situation at Everton and the challenges posed by the upcoming transfer window.