"What's most important, we really want players who are dedicated to come to Burnley, who want to play for promotion, who want to show it on the pitch every single day.
First on the training ground, but also in the stadium," he said.
He noted that performance on the field remains the primary way to engage and satisfy the club's supporters.
"We want to delight the fans, not by speaking the words, but by showing the performances. This is what we actually want to do," said Hayen.
When questioned about potential incoming transfers prior to Burnley's match against Espanyol, Hayen commented on the ongoing efforts behind the scenes.
"Possible, maybe," he said.
The manager concluded by highlighting the continuous collaboration within the club's leadership to secure squad additions.
"Like I said before in the interview, we're working really hard behind the scenes, and this is what we keep on doing on and off the pitch, with the management and really good and open communication," said Hayen.
Hayen added that the club will continue its transfer efforts methodically as the preseason progresses.
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"So everything we can do, we will do, but step by step," he said.
