Burnley boss Sean Dyche has credited his defender Michael Keane for the progress he has made since joining the Clarets from Manchester United in 2015.

The 24-year-old, who failed to break through into United's senior squad during his time with the club, recently earned his first England call-up on the back of his performances for Burnley this season.

"He's a pretty steady lad, he's very respectful of the team around him and the staff and how they've tried to help him," said Dyche.

"He's developed well over the last two-and-a-half-seasons and I'm pleased because part of my sales pitch to get him here was that he'd be in a group that would develop and he'd be a big part of that.

"So I'm pleased from our point of view that it rang true for him, but he still deserves a lot of credit, the team is the most important thing but you still need individuals to perform and he's done that."