Burnley’s summer transfer window activity continues to gain momentum, with the recent addition of Stuttgart winger Jacob Braun Larsen marking another successful signing for the Clarets. This follows the permanent deals secured for loan signings Bashir Humphreys, Marcus Edwards, Jaidon Anthony, and Zian Flemming, along with the acquisitions of Ipswich Town defender Axel Tuanzebe and Manchester City’s Kyle Walker.
The strengthening of the squad has not stopped there, as additional options in wide areas have been brought in with the signings of Loum Tchaouna and Feyenoord left-back Quilindschy Hartman. The goalkeeping situation has also been a hot topic, with speculation surrounding James Trafford’s potential move to Newcastle United. While talks are ongoing, Trafford is set to start the season with Burnley, competing against new signing Max Weiss for the number one spot.
Further additions are being considered, with reports suggesting Burnley’s interest in Wolves goalkeeper Sam Johnstone. The experienced stopper is reportedly keen on a move away from Molineux, with Burnley and even Sunderland rumored to be potential destinations. However, Burnley’s pursuit of striker reinforcements has hit a roadblock, as they are unwilling to meet Norwich City’s £20 million asking price for Josh Sargent, despite interest from other clubs like Leeds United, Everton, and Roma.
