Burnley, the English club, announced today, Thursday, the renewal of the contract of its coach, Sean Dyche, for a period of 4 years, until the end of the 2024/25 season..
Dyche was appointed by Burnley in 2012 and during that time, he built the club into the Premier League and led Clarett to qualify for the European competitions in 2018 for the first time in more than 50 years..
“It is good to be able to complete this transaction and to now look forward to the future of this football club, and its continued development,” Deitch told the club’s official website following the extension.
“I have a strong affinity with the management and our supporters after so many years here and I look forward to doing the hard work necessary to keep the club moving in the right direction,” Deitch added.
The Burnley boss continued: “It’s been an important summer for us to add talent to the squad, but the work doesn’t stop there. As a club, we are developing and improving the players and the environment we promote here is very important for that.”
“I look forward to continuing to develop that environment, working with a large group of players and coaches and building on the positive relationship with our new ownership headed by Alan Pace.”
Deitch was a target for Crystal Palace before they eventually turned their attention to Patrick Vieira.
Initial terms of a new contract were agreed upon after receiving assurances from Burnley officials over summer moves and spending.
Ian Wan, assistant coach, joined Deitch and renewed his contract with the club as well.
Burnley, the English club, announced today, Thursday, the renewal of the contract of its coach, Sean Dyche, for a period of 4 years, until the end of the 2024/25 season..
Dyche was appointed by Burnley in 2012 and during that time, he built the club into the Premier League and led Clarett to qualify for the European competitions in 2018 for the first time in more than 50 years..
“It is good to be able to complete this transaction and to now look forward to the future of this football club, and its continued development,” Deitch told the club’s official website following the extension.
“I have a strong affinity with the management and our supporters after so many years here and I look forward to doing the hard work necessary to keep the club moving in the right direction,” Deitch added.
The Burnley boss continued: “It’s been an important summer for us to add talent to the squad, but the work doesn’t stop there. As a club, we are developing and improving the players and the environment we promote here is very important for that.”
“I look forward to continuing to develop that environment, working with a large group of players and coaches and building on the positive relationship with our new ownership headed by Alan Pace.”
Deitch was a target for Crystal Palace before they eventually turned their attention to Patrick Vieira.
Initial terms of a new contract were agreed upon after receiving assurances from Burnley officials over summer moves and spending.
Ian Wan, assistant coach, joined Deitch and renewed his contract with the club as well.