Former Burnley boss Sean Dyche has been speaking about his future amid ongoing links with Celtic.

Sean Dyche has addressed his future amid speculation linking him to the Celtic manager role following uncertainty surrounding current boss Martin O'Neill. Dyche, who has been out of management since departing Nottingham Forest in February, confirmed to BBC Sport that several opportunities have arisen during his break from the sport.
While Dyche admitted he misses management, he emphasized that he is currently enjoying personal time watching his son Max play for Northampton Town. The Celtic Bhoys argues that Dyche represents a realistic target for the Scottish club, though a return in the summer may be his preference.
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