Burnley signs ace with “huge potential” during Kompany talk

Burnley is preparing for a return to the Premier League next season and can now back Vincent Kompany’s support in pursuit of exciting signings.

Burnley returns forward to Premier League return

Since stepping into the canoe, Scott Parker has become a promotional expert, repeating Clarets’ skills in some style this semester. After another exciting championship game was filled with drama, Burnley had the chance to win against Millwall on Saturday at lunchtime and then prepare for life in the Premier League.

With the gap between England’s first and second tiers growing year-on-year, turf swamp longs will cut work in the search for reinforcements to give them a chance to maintain treatment in 2025/26.

Chelsea midfielder Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall is Burnley’s target as he was told he was free to leave Stamford Bridge after a season, which could be signing Parker to provide real shots around him in survival. If Fulham is willing to make a deal this summer, adding some experience to the already talented motor room, Harrison Reed may also be heading to the wine Clarets.

Bridging gaps is not easy for Burnley. The Premier League is known to demand at its best, but over the past few years, they have shown their best abilities.

Now, based on recent developments, the newly promoted outfit has turned its sights on an international goalkeeper who may leave one of Europe’s most famous clubs.

Burnley hopes to sign Bayern Munich’s Daniel Peretz

According to Sky Sports German reporter Florian Plettenberg, Burnley signed Bayern Munich goalkeeper Daniel Peretz through his former boss Kompany about his availability. Hamburg is also keen on Israel International, and he will leave the Allianz Arena permanently in the next few months, or permanently in the buyback terms.

Jan-Christian Dresen praised his “huge potential” and Beern has made a total of seven appearances since Maccabi Tel Aviv’s joining, keeping his lonely clean sheets. Although the 24-year-old scored 10 saves on the Beetles hit rate this semester, he made ten saves in the year under Pecking Order, equivalent to 66.7%.

Burnley will need to recruit stars with his pedigree this summer, and Peretz’s background in one of the world’s elite clubs may be an attractive factor as they look forward to regaining life in the Premier League.