Sean Dyche says Burnley have money to spend during the transfer window, but admits it is a difficult time to do business, reports Sky Sports.

"There's always been money there.

"There's an appropriate amount but January's tough. We're open minded. We've looked at a few things but it's all about availability.

"We were around the £4-6m profit margin in the summer, for player trading, so the health in our finances is good.

"The chairman gives me a good amount to work with, but within the reality of Burnley Football Club.

"But the market's changed now. It's about whether you want to pay an amount, rather than if the amount is appropriate.

"There used to be a balance about spending, even for the big clubs, and they would buy and sell accordingly.

"But no one seems to be bothered now in the Premier League. Business models have been pushed aside.

"There are a few clubs, like ourselves, where business has to be run properly, for the size of the club."