Burnley: June 2008 - news archive

Burnley boss Owen Coyle wants to make at least three more signings but they must be "the right players".

Burnley have successfully appealed for a work permit for Peru goalkeeper Diego Penny and completed his signing today.

Owen Coyle is set to continue his summer rebuilding plans at Burnley by signing former Dundee United defender Christian Kalvenes.

Hearts winger Andrew Driver is playing down talk of a summer switch to Burnley and insists he has been unaffected by the speculation.

Owen Coyle says new million pound man Martin Paterson was his number one summer transfer target and he expects him to score goals.

Scunthorpe striker Martin Paterson will hold talks with Burnley on Monday over the terms of a £1.3m switch.

Burnley striker Kyle Lafferty has completed a £3m switch to Rangers which could rise if Alan Gow rejects a move to Turf Moor.

The deal which will take Kyle Lafferty to Rangers from Burnley with Alan Gow going the other way to Turf Moor has moved a step closer.

Burnley chairman Barry Kilby has vowed to hand boss Owen Coyle most of the cash from the £3m sale of Kyle Lafferty to Rangers.

Burnley have received an offer in excess of £3million from Rangers for want-away striker Kyle Lafferty.

Burnley have rejected bids from both Wolves and Celtic for striker Kyle Lafferty and say he will not be sold for less than £4m.

Burnley have denied reports they have accepted an offer from Wolves for Kyle Lafferty who is also wanted by Celtic.

Celtic have offered a player plus cash bid to try and land Burnley striker Kyle Lafferty from under the nose of Wolves.

Wolves have offered two Republic of Ireland internationals plus over £2million in cash for Burnley striker Kyle Lafferty.

Burnley manager Owen Coyle has finally accepted an offer for Kyle Lafferty believed to be £2.5m plus Stephen Elliott from Wolves.

Burnley are one of three Championship clubs chasing Dundee United midfielder Mark Kerr, according to reports.

Scunthorpe have rejected a written transfer request from Burnley striker target Martin Paterson.

Burnley director Brendan Flood insists it is not a foregone conclusion Wolves target Kyle Lafferty will leave Turf Moor this summer.

Burnley have confirmed that they are still interested in signing Celtic striker Derek Riordan but face a battle with Leeds.

Burnley look like missing out on the signing of Liverpool winger Paul Anderson with Swansea favourites to land him.

Burnley's summer player hunt is a truly global search, according to assistant boss Sandy Stewart.