Saturday, July 6

Home > Football > Transfer Talk > Championship > Burnley > News

John Banaszkiewicz admits that the summer transfer window was "challenging" for Burnley, but assures manager Sean Dyche that he will receive further funding in January.

Burnley co-chairman John Banaszkiewicz has assured manager Sean Dyche that he will given further funding to bolster his squad when the transfer window reopens in January.

The Clarets, who were promoted from the Championship last season, recruited 10 new players during the summer at a cost of around £8m.

Dyche has now been given the green light to strengthen once more in the new year.

"I've congratulated Sean on his transfer activity. It's not been easy, it's been challenging, but it's been a learning curve as well," Banaszkiewicz told the Lancashire Telegraph. "We've got some money left for January so that it keeps our options open."

Click here to see Burnley's summer transfer dealings in full.

ID:174965: cacheID:174965:1false2false3false:QQ:: from db desktop :LenBod:restore:1324:

Restore Data

1

Netherlands vs. Turkey - prediction, team news, lineups

2

England vs. Switzerland - prediction, team news, lineups

3

Norrkoping vs. Djurgarden - prediction, team news, lineups

4

Dutch comeback: Netherlands squeeze past Turkey to set up England last-four tie

5

England 1-1 Switzerland (a.e.t, 5-3 pens) - highlights, man of the match, stats

6

One England 9 but Kane struggles in dramatic penalty-shootout triumph

7

Clutch. Composed. Cold. England win on penalties to reach semi-finals

8

New Chelsea signing teased as 20-year-old "talks" confirmed

9

Agent: 'Ten Hag pulled plug on Man United move for World Cup winner'

10

Deal imminent: Ten Hag 'plays' big role in convincing top target to join Man Utd