Newcastle United are reportedly eyeing up a move for Sean Dyche as Steve Bruce is 'under growing pressure', according to the Daily Mail.
However, as per the news outlet, Crystal Palace are also interested in taking on the Burnley manager with Roy Hodgson's future unclear as his current deal at Selhurst Park runs out at the end of the 2020/21 term.
Newcastle should consider Dyche
The St. James' Park faithful should seriously consider hiring Dyche as their next coach if Bruce were to leave.
The former Watford boss is vastly experienced in managing in the Premier League, and has kept the Clarets in the top flight for a number of seasons now on a relatively low budget.
He even managed to guide the Lancashire club to a very impressive seventh-placed finish in the division back in the 2017/18 campaign, which gave them a chance to play in Europe, but unfortunately they missed out on qualifying for the UEFA Europa League group stages.
Nonetheless, what Dyche has been doing season after season with Burnley is quite remarkable, as former EPL striker Frank McAvennie branded him as 'exceptional' earlier this month following links to Celtic, and with the Magpies currently flirting with potentially being relegated down to the EFL Championship, some stability could be very useful in the North East.
Dyche is certainly a manager that the Tyneside club should at least be considering if they were thinking about replacing Bruce.