Burnley boss Sean Dyche will start looking around for a new club like Crystal Palace, says former Premier League manager Lawrie Sanchez.

Dyche is in fact being strongly linked with the job in the Selhurst Park dugout, with Football Insider reporting that Palace have made contact with Burnley to find out the exact cost to get the 49-year-old out of Turf Moor.

Frank Lampard is one manager who was thought to be one of the leading candidates to replace Roy Hodgson, so this development may come as a surprise to some.

Sanchez, though, would not be shocked to see Dyche land the job and fully expects the Englishman to at least consider the opportunity.

"I think Sean Dyche will be looking around now," the former Fulham manager exclusively told FFC.

"[He'll be] thinking well if he's not going to have great money to spend despite the new people taking over and he's just got to keep it going for them so they can earn the Premier League money that can be paid over to them to pay the debt, I think he'll probably be thinking, 'Where's a better opportunity?'

"I think Palace would be a great opportunity for him. It's obviously a little bit further up the pecking order, despite the league position, than Burnley in regards to wages and suchlike. He's obviously worked in London before at Watford, so I wouldn't be surprised."

It is common knowledge that Burnley operate on one of the lowest budgets in the Premier League, really putting into perspective the job Dyche has done there.

However, you would have to imagine that there will come a point where the ex-Watford boss may want to work with better resources, perhaps at a club such as Palace.