Dyche admits they're having to work with a limited budget.
He explained: “People have got to remember they are young players who mostly haven't experienced the Premier League. There is a demand of them to hit the ground running somewhat, but the bigger model of the club, getting good money for Onana and trying to spread that money through certain deals and ones we can effect, loans, we look at that and we go: ‘Okay, there are good signs', but it's still only signs.
“These are players who haven't played in the Premier League - trust me, it's a whole different demand when the real stuff starts. But we believe they have all got that in their locker to understand what it is and learn quickly.”
Dyche continued: “We've got no choice. The finances of what the club was and what it is have changed rapidly. I've mentioned that, I've been open with it. The demands are high, the demands of getting that done have been very, very difficult.
“If we can affect the market, we will do, but it's been a difficult summer. Therefore, when you look at the difficulties, then you go: 'I think we've done well through the difficulties to make sure we have still got some talented players here’.”