Quick Info
| Profession | Football manager |
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| Nationality | English |
| Date of Birth | 28/06/1971 |
| Age | 55 years |
| Birthplace | Kettering, England |
Latest News about Sean Dyche
21/10/2025
Sean Dyche was appointed as Nottingham Forest manager in October 2025 after leaving Everton earlier in the year. His appointment was a short-lived return to Premier League management, but he was dismissed by Nottingham Forest in February 2026 after less than four months in charge.
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Bio/Wiki
| Sean Mark Dyche is an English professional football manager and former professional footballer who played as a central defender. | |
| He is widely known for guiding Burnley to the Premier League and achieving a 7th-place finish in the 2017-18 season, as well as for his tenure as Everton manager where he successfully avoided relegation in the 2023 season. |
Personal Life
| Dyche grew up in Kettering, where his father worked for British Steel. | |
| He received mentorship from Sir Alex Ferguson regarding player psychology and understanding players' lives outside of football. |
Family
| Has two children: Alicia and Max. | |
| Has two brothers. |
Career
| Playing Career | Started at Nottingham Forest youth, professional debut at Chesterfield in 1987, played for Watford (three seasons), three years in East London, ended at Northampton Town. |
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| Coaching Career | Watford under-18s coach (2007), assistant manager (2009), manager (2011-2012); Burnley manager (October 2012), promotions to Premier League (2013-14, 2015-16), 7th place (2017-18); Everton manager (30/01/2023-09/01/2025), avoided relegation (2023); Appointed manager of Nottingham Forest in October 2025. |
Some Lesser Known Facts
| 1. Father worked for British Steel, doling out wages. | |
| 2. Used only 23 players in Burnley promotion season 2013-14, one transfer fee. | |
| 3. Guided Burnley to first European campaign since 1967. | |
| 4. Received advice from Sir Alex Ferguson on reading players' body language and understanding their lives away from football. |