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BBC News
2 days ago
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- BBC News
What do you want to know about Burnley?
After a year away, Burnley are back in the Premier League and attention is already turning to the new season the summer, your Clarets club page will be bringing you all the latest news, views and updates around transfers, players and the with that in mind, we want to know what you would like to know about Burnley this there a player you want to know more about? Information on pre-season? What the club's plans might be in the transfer window?Let us know here and we will do our best to find outIf you haven't already, if you're on the BBC Sport app, tap the bell icon and sign up for news alerts to make sure you do not miss a if signed in on a browser, hit 'Follow' at the top of this page and you will start seeing more content about your club on your BBC Sport homepage.
BBC News
23-05-2025
- Sport
- BBC News
Anthony signs for Burnley after successful loan
Bournemouth forward Jaidon Anthony has joined Burnley in a permanent deal after a successful loan at the provided eight goals and seven assists for the Clarets in their promotion-winning a parting message, Bournemouth said: "From our under-18s to the Premier League, and a class act on and off the pitch. Thank you."
Yahoo
23-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Anthony's move to Burnley after promotion confirmed by Cherries
AFC BOURNEMOUTH have confirmed that Jaidon Anthony has completed a permanent move to Burnley. Anthony was on loan with the Clarets this season, with an obligation to buy should they get promoted to the Premier League. And, once Scott Parker's side confirmed their spot in the top flight next season, Anthony's move was made permanent. Andoni Iraola previously confirmed that Anthony would make the move, but the club have this morning confirmed that he has joined Burnley. We can confirm that Jaidon Anthony has now completed a permanent move to Burnley. From our under-18s to the Premier League and a class act on and off the pitch 👏 Thank you, @JaidonnA11 ❤️ — AFC Bournemouth 🍒 (@afcbournemouth) May 23, 2025 The move is for a reported £8million for the 25-year-old, who has started 42 of the 43 games he was available for in the Championship and scored eight goals and notched seven assists for Burnley. Parker's side finished second in the Championship, level on points with title winners Leeds on 100 points, but finishing below the Yorkshire side on goal difference.
Scottish Sun
20-05-2025
- Sport
- Scottish Sun
Six-cap England international wakes up unemployed at 33 as he's released after playing just 11 minutes in four months
The midfielder only managed 11 minutes of football MOVING ON Six-cap England international wakes up unemployed at 33 as he's released after playing just 11 minutes in four months Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) JONJO SHELVEY has been left unemployed following a brutal end-of-season cull by Burnley. The former England international joined the Clarets in January after having his contract with Galatasaray ripped up. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 2 Jonjo Shelvey joined Burnley as a free agent in January Credit: Instagram @burnleyofficial 2 The Clarets have released the midfielder, who only played 11 minutes for them last season Credit: GETTY But the 33-year-old only managed 11 MINUTES of football during his stint at Turf Moor. And the Brunley brass have opted not to offer him a new deal. A snippet of a Burnley statement read: "Jeremy Sarmiento will return to Brighton & Hove Albion following his time at Burnley, whilst Nathan Redmond and Jonjo Shelvey will both depart the Clarets upon expiry of their contracts on 30th June." The Clarets thanked the departing Shelvey and Redmond for their service. The statement added: "Burnley Football Club thank all the leaving players for their contributions and wish them all the very best for their future career." THIS IS A DEVELOPING STORY.. The Sun is your go to destination for the best football, boxing and MMA news, real-life stories, jaw-dropping pictures and must-see us on Facebook at and follow us from our main Twitter account at @TheSunFootball.
Yahoo
06-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Pictures: Thousands of football fans line streets for open-top bus parade
Fans line streets for Burnley FC promotion parade (Image: Danny Lawson/PA Wire) Thousands of fans lined the streets of Burnley today (May 6) as the town's football club celebrated its return to the Premier League with a parade. Fans lined the streets and red and blue plumes of smoke could be seen as crowds gathering outside Burnley Town Hall and along the open-top bus parade route. Manager Scott Parker and players were at Burnley Town Hall from 6.15pm for interviews on the balcony, with Clarets fans watching on and cheering from the street below. Scott, kitted out in a retro Burnley shirt, said: 'I am absolutely delighted that we managed to get [fans] Premier League football. 'I am glad these boys managed to deliver that, and to get it over the line at home against Sheffield (United) in a one-off game was important to us. 'This team has been very consistent. They represent what I want to be about – core values, commitment, hard work – and this group has it in abundance.' Striker Ashley Barnes, who rejoined Burnley from Norwich in January, added: 'It is an incredible feeling. 'There was a lot of change in the summer, a lot of players left the club and there was a change in manager, so it has not been straightforward. 'But we set a solid foundation that we could build on, we timed our run at the right time to win important games and get promotion, and that's what it is all about.' After interviews at the town hall, the parade followed a route along Manchester Road, St James' Street, Yorkshire Street and then Harry Potts Way before arriving at Turf Moor. The atmosphere was akin to a Burnley match, with children on top of parents' shoulders, people chanting football songs, including No Nay Never. Crowds were awash with claret and blue shirts. The fun is set to continue at matchday pub The Royal Dyche, which is hosting DJ and celebrations until midnight. The great news even reached the music industry. At the weekend, singer Natasha Bedingfield made a surprise appearance at Turf Moor. Natasha was videoed in the changing room with the squad as they sang her song Unwritten together following their promotion from the Championship. Bedingfield was also pictured with Clarets manager Scott Parker sampling Bene 'n' Hot, a Burnley delicacy. She also performed on the pitch as Turf Moor celebrated the club's promotion, which had already been sealed prior to their 3-1 win over Millwall. Natasha said: "Surprising the Burnley players was so much fun, seeing their reactions was priceless! I'm incredibly grateful that Unwritten has meant so much to them, it's an incredible story to be a part of. Congratulations to the team on such a huge moment, they deserve every bit of it!' It's not the first time the town has celebrated with a parade. In 2023, thousands of fans also lined the streets to celebrate Burnley FC's return to the Premier League. The open-top bus parade then made its way through the town centre to Turf Moor to the delight of thousands of fans. The parade today was after the Clarets clinched promotion with a 2-1 win over Sheffield United in April. Burnley became the first side in English football history to finish with 100 points but not be crowned champions, yet they also conceded only 16 goals in 46 league games – bettering the record set by Liverpool, who conceded 16 across 42 matches in 1978-79. Success this season means manager Scott has achieved three Championship promotions with three different teams, having previously guided Fulham and Bournemouth out of the second tier. It also means Burnley will once again compete in the top flight having last been there in 2023/24 under Vincent Kompany.
