The former Everton star’s future is in doubt after Burnley withdrew a contract offer he made while training with the Premier League newcomers.
Burnley have withdrawn a contract offer for former England international Andros Townsend. The 32-year-old has been training with the Clarets, who were promoted to the top flight after leaving Everton last season . He did well enough to secure a short-term deal with Burnley. However, manager Vincent Kompany said the club made it clear who to sign would depend on the players they had already signed and the recovery of their injured players.
The Turf Moor local consultant said: “Originally we had agreed on various conditions. “ith Andros already So we offered him a deal.” “But it depends on two main things. That the recruiting team picked for us and the recovery of some of the players we have that were injured. “So it’s pretty transparent in that sense in the dressing room. But in terms of the players we already have and the players we want to bring in as well. It doesn’t make sense for us to finish it.
Meanwhile, the Clarets are on track to reach a £14m deal to sign Aston Villa ‘s Aaron Ramsey, with Burnley already making a number of transfers this summer. And set the goal for the footballer from Sing Pong to be the next After Kompany looks to add more attacking options this summer And as mentioned above, they aim to sign Townsend for free. After leaving Everton in June But in the end chose not to enter into a deal.
meanwhile Ramsey spent last season on loan at Norwich and Middlesbrough where he caught the eye with his impressive performances. 3 more assists for Canary yellows and 5 goals and 1 assist for Boro. Burnley have already signed 10 new signings before they return to the top flight, including James Trafford, Zeki Amduni and Sander Berge.
In an interview with Mail Sport, Kompany revealed his concerns when it comes to bringing in new players to the ทางเข้า ufabet https://ufabet999.com club. ‘Recruitment is very complicated,’ he explains. It’s bringing in new people. someone you don’t know Let’s see how he adapts,’ said the Burnley boss.
“Of course, during this time It’s important for us to keep trying and take it to the next level. It’s part of what we need to do better. But the only way to know someone is to try to gather as much information as possible. Still, it’s always a bad thing ′ ′ You have good people. but he’s not fast you have a very fast person But he’d rather be a nightmare. So it never comes as a complete package.” “But what you’re looking for is someone who is easy to teach. people who are willing to improve Especially being Burnley. If the player is not perfect We can join him on his journey and make him better.”