Arijanet Muric, the custodian for Burnley, is expected to depart Turf Moor this summer. According to the Daily Mail, the Kosovan is drawing interest from Premier League teams.
The newspaper also claims that a number of European teams are showing interest in the 24-year-old, who wants to go to a place where he can play custodian without a doubt.
Despite Burnley’s relegation to the Championship, Muric, who has 38 caps for the Kosovo national team, emerged as the team’s first-choice keeper in the second part of the previous campaign, surpassing James Trafford. Although his play improved with Muric in goal, Burnley’s high-risk, possession style of play persisted, and he was the cause of two significant errors.
The custodian, who came through the Manchester City system and played five cups for the Premier League winners, joined with Burnley in 2022. After that, he was loaned out to clubs all throughout Europe, including Nottingham Forest, before moving to Burnley from City.
Before relinquishing his spot to new recruit Trafford in 2023–24, the goalie went on to make 55 appearances for Burnley in all competitions, demonstrating his importance as the team was promoted to the top division as champions in 2022–23.
Muric would not be the first Clarets keeper to leave this summer; Bailey Peacock-Farrell, a Northern Ireland international, joined the aspirational League One team Birmingham City.
There might still be more drama between the goals in East Lancashire, as Newcastle United is showing interest in England under-21 goalie Trafford. This could be the one thing keeping Muric at Turf Moor. It’s also important to remember that Burnley does not currently have a manager, so a move might not be approved until a new person takes over.
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