Sean Dyche gives his verdict on Harrison Armstrong’s development at Everton and Nottingham Forest’s rejected transfer bid for the young midfielder.

Former Everton manager Sean Dyche has commented on Nottingham Forest's failed bid to sign midfielder Harrison Armstrong from Everton. Forest attempted to secure a permanent move for the homegrown talent, but Everton's owners, The Friedkin Group, withdrew from negotiations following significant backlash from supporters.
Dyche, who handed Armstrong his senior debut before leaving Everton, praised the young midfielder's temperament and supported the club's ultimate decision to keep him. He acknowledged Forest's approach while citing the modern financial pressures that Premier League clubs face when considering player sales.
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