Burnley transfer news: James Tarkowski exit talk, Clarets 'linked' with double striker deal, four players pen new deals

Burnley manager Sean Dyche applauds after the Premier League football match against Aston Villa at Turf Moor, which ended in a 3-2 win for the Clarets.

Burnley have little time to manoeuvre in the transfer window, which closes on Monday evening at 11pm.

Burnley travel to London to face Chelsea in the Premier League on Sunday afternoon.

And it is the clash between Clarets and Blues that is dominating the morning headlines rather than any breaking transfer news.

Burnley, however, have extended the contracts of four key players and agreed a permanent deal for a midfielder.

The Clarets have agreed new contracts with Matt Lowton, Kevin Long and Johann Berg Gudmundsson, who have extended their stays until June 2023.

And the club have taken up an option to extend left-back Erik Pieters's contract until the end of the 2021/22 season.

The quartet follows midfielders Jack Cork, Ashley Westwood and club captain Ben Mee in signing new deals to commit to the Clarets, with strikers Jay Rodriguez and Matej Vydra also having options taken up on their contracts earlier this season.

The club have also completed the permanent signing of Gomez Mancini, activating a clause in the loan agreement that brought the France Under 19 international to Turf Moor on loan from Angers in September, to secure him on a deal until June 2022.

The 19-year-old has impressed in the Clarets’ Under 23s so far this season and made it as far as the bench at first-team level.

But what about the rest of the Premier League? Here, we round-up all of the latest top-flight transfer news, gossip and odds from around the web:

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