Sean Dyche admits he remains relaxed about Everton’s takeover delay.
777 Partners agreed a deal to buy out Farhad Moshiri’s 94.1% controlling stake in September which was expected to be approved by the final quarter of last year.
But the Premier League are yet to provide clearance to the Miami-based group, who are supplying £180 million worth of loans to sustain the club’s day-to-day operations.
Top flight chiefs plan to meet with 777 figurehead Josh Wander during the next fortnight in efforts to seek the financial information necessary for that approval.
But Dyche, whose side saw their 10-point punishment reduced earlier this week, insists his position remains unchanged during the Americans’ lengthy wait for clarity.
He said: “It’s out of my hands.
“Just wait and see what happens. I’ve got no news to report.
“Nothing has changed from my point of view and until it does, I’m sure I’ll inform you. It’s an ongoing process.
“The points tally and the appeal was a much different situation [for the squad].
“They’re not worried about takeovers, it’s miles above what you do on the football pitch, that’s for another way.
“Their focus would have been on that appeal process, finding where is it now, it’s been dragging on and on, everyone wants to know.
“That is more important in their world, getting points on the board and deliveries on the pitch.”