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Dyche also responded to calls for Iliman Ndiaye to be moved into a central role by saying there is “no evidence” the Senegal international should be playing in the No 10 position.
The £15 million summer signing has impressed since joining from Marseille but has played the bulk of his minutes on the left wing so far.
“He’s doing well off the left,” Dyche said. “People keep telling me I should be playing him there.
People keep telling me of my role as a manager.
“I think he can adapt to Everton. The
modern No 10 has to defend from there. Dwight does it very well on the offensive side but has found the defensive side more of a challenge.
“It’s not as easy as you think getting the right passing lanes to stop the opposition and then attacking on turnovers over 95 minutes. That can be developed
over time but he’s doing a good job coming off the left — he can wriggle and drive into the box. He’s still adapting.”
