Sean Dyche gave an amusing response when asked about Premier League’s ‘secret rapper’,

Sean Dyche, the manager of Everton, showed no interest in answering a journalist's question regarding the 'secret rapper' of the Premier League.

It was recently reported that a Premier League footballer, who goes by the name 'Dide', has released a rap song titled 'Thrill'.

Following the song's release, fans have been putting in continuous effort to uncover the identity of the player concealed behind the mask.

Players such as Wilfried Zaha, Jadon Sancho, Reiss Nelson, and Eddie Nketiah have all been associated with potentially being the true identity of Dide.

Prior to the upcoming weekend's matches, Everton manager Dyche was questioned if he had any undercover rappers on his team.

Dyche's reply was absolutely priceless, he bluntly said: “Seriously, I can’t catch my breath. That even gets a question?”

On social media, fans responded promptly.

One said: “Dyche out here dealing with a relegation scrap and there's a journo asking that…”

Another joked: “Sean Dyche would throw up if he heard rap, shockingly bad question.”

🗣️ “Seriously, I can’t catch my breath. That even gets a question?”

Sean Dyche wasn’t best pleased with being asked about if he knows who the secret Premier League rapper is. 😤 pic.twitter.com/ciRXTNutP0

— Football Daily (@footballdaily) April 20, 2023

 A third fan added: “The team is in the mud and some clown is asking irrelevant questions.”

Someone else wrote: “It's probably him.”

Whilst a fifth commented: “Haha Dyche with a proper answer, what a man.”

Dyche was clearly not interested in entertaining the journalist's question, as he had more urgent matters to deal with.

As they strive to maintain their Premier League status, Everton finds themselves currently embroiled in a relegation battle.

The Toffees have had a difficult season so far, currently occupying the 17th position in the league standings.

Everton has the same number of points as Nottingham Forest and their goal difference is the only thing keeping them out of the relegation zone.

This weekend, Everton is scheduled to play against Roy Hodgson's Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park on Saturday.