There is a feel-good factor at Turf Moor at the moment. The Clarets are under new ownership and have collected outstanding back-to-back wins at Liverpool and Fulham.
Last week, Clarets boss Sean Dyche failed to rule out late transfer business, so could we see movement before next Monday’s 11pm deadline?
Well, according to The Sun, Burnley have joined Arsenal in the race for Stoke City defender Nathan Collins.
The report says Dyche is resigned to losing James Tarkowski and has identified the 19-year-old Irishman as his replacement.
However, a move could be made even before Tarkowski departs as he is the type of signing the new owners want for their long-term plans.
The bidding could start this week, with Stoke looking for at least £10million. Crystal Palace are also keen, while he is also rated by Manchester United.
Meanwhile, Everton have set Jonjoe Kenny’s price tag at £10million, a figure which is reportedly preventing Burnley from making a move for the right-back.
Perhaps the same can be said for Joe Worrall of Nottingham Forest as well.
The Daily Mirror claim Burnley remain keen on the Forest captain Worrall but may keep their transfer cash until the summer.
Here’s a round-up of some of the other transfer rumours involving Burnley, including the duo, and their Premier League rivals this morning:

5. Willems hopes for NUFC offer
Former Newcastle loanee Jetro Willems hopes to receive an offer from the Magpies or another English club in the final week of the transfer window. The 26-year-old is back in training after sustaining an ACL injury with United in January 2020. (Bild) Photo: Stu Forster

6. Lingard loan exit 'sanctioned'
Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has sanctioned a loan exit for Jesse Lingard, with the final decision now up to the Old Trafford board. Lingard is keen to stay in England with Sheffield United, Newcastle, Spurs, West Ham and West Brom all interested. (ESPN) Photo: Richard Heathcote

7. Collins interesting Burnley & Arsenal
Burnley are rivalling Arsenal for £10million-rated Stoke City defender Nathan Collins. The Clarets view him as a replacement for James Tarkowski, but could make their move before the 28-year-old is sold. (The Sun) Photo: Pool

8. Kenny price tag put off Clarets
Everton have set Jonjoe Kenny’s price tag at £10million, a figure which is preventing Burnley from making a move for the right-back. It is believed the fee would eat up too much of the Clarets’ budget. (Daily Mirror via TBR) Photo: Alex Livesey


