Everton manager Sean Dyche has expressed the difficulties of managing a financially struggling club, emphasizing that there is 'no money' to make significant changes after the Toffees suffered heavy defeats in their opening Premier League matches. Following a 4-0 loss to Tottenham and a 3-0 defeat at home to Brighton, Dyche highlighted the challenge of rebuilding the squad after selling key player Amadou Onana for £50m to Aston Villa. He acknowledged that while he has brought in five players this summer, the team lacks the quality needed to compete effectively, and he called for fans to recognize the harsh realities of the club's situation. With injuries to several regulars and uncertainty surrounding player sales, including striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Dyche urged for perspective on the team's performance. As the transfer window nears its end, he confirmed that the club's financial constraints make it unlikely they will make more signings. Dyche's comments come amidst ongoing discussions about a potential takeover of the club, adding to the uncertainty surrounding Everton's future.