CHELSEA EYEING UP TRANSFER SWOOP FOR BURNLEY PLAYER

According to TalkSPORT’s Alex Crook, Burnley could be set to lose star player Maxwel Cornet this summer, with Premier League giants Chelsea now keeping tabs on the Ivory Coast international.

The Clarets have already seen several top stars depart this summer, with Nick Pope heading to Newcastle United and both Ben Mee and James Tarkowski becoming free agents following their relegation to the Championship.Information Guide Nigeria

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And due to their relegation from the top flight, a release clause was triggered in Cornet’s contract, meaning the 25-year-old can depart Turf Moor for just £17.5 million.

Chelsea, who are looking to add several new faces to their squad following Todd Boehly’s takeover, are now looking into a deal for Cornet, who was the Clarets’ talisman last season.

As per footballleagueworld report, the Ivorian netted nine times in 26 Premier League appearances following his move last summer from Lyon, and he featured in a more advanced role for Burnley, having transitioned into an attack-minded left-back at the French outfit.JAMB Result

Burnley are resigned to losing Cornet due to his release clause, who has also been linked with the likes of Newcastle United since the 2021-22 season ended.

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