Burnley transfer news: Celtic eye Clarets winger as West Ham and Leeds United set to miss out on 18-year-old starlet

Sean Dyche’s Burnley defeated Crystal Palace 3-0 on Saturday but the Clarets saw their captain Ben Mee stretchered off.

Dyche insisted the skipper was 'fine', having not made of the concussion substitutions now available.

Mee took Andre Ayew's shoulder to the temple and was down for treatment for some time, with seven minutes added on as stoppage time.

He was, however, seen walking around the perimeter of the pitch shortly after, as he made his way to the dressing room.

In other new, former Burnley striker Charlie Austin has shared an anecdote detailing how Clarets boss Sean Dyche chastised him and his teammates for some overzealous celebrating back in 2013.

But what about transfers?

Here’s a round-up of the latest gossip from across the Premier League and Europe:

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has admitted Manchester United are "following" Borussia Dortmund's Leeds-born Norway striker Erling Braut Haaland after failing to sign him last year. (Manchester Evening News)

Burnley's Republic of Ireland midfielder Robbie Brady has emerged as a target for Celtic. The 29-year-old is out of contract at Turf Moor in the summer and boss Neil Lennon has the Ireland international high on his summer wishlist. (Mirror)

Newcastle United will make another attempt to sign £10m-rated Matheus Nunes from Sporting Lisbon this summer after a failed January swoop. (O Jogo)

Arsenal will need to pay £22m if they want to sign Spanish midfielder Dani Ceballos from Real Madrid on a permanent basis. (Mirror)

West Ham and Leeds United target Matthew Bondswell, the 18-year-old English left-back, is in talks to join a Premier League club after leaving RB Leipzig. (Football Insider)

Liverpool will target Leeds United's Brazilian winger Raphinha in the summer. (France Football)

Reading defender Omar Richards has agreed to join Bayern Munich on a free transfer this summer in a blow to Premier League suitors West Ham and Everton. (Football Insider)

Former Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger says he did all he could to try to sign striker Jamie Vardy from Leicester City back in 2016. (Daily Star)