How are Burnley’s departed stars getting on?

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We find out how the likes of Matthew Taylor, Daniel Lafferty and David Jones are getting on in their post-Burnley careers.

Lukas Jutkiewicz

Jutkiewicz is stuck in a Championship relegation dogfight with Birmingham City.

The forward, who made his move to St Andrews permanent in January, seen his Blues team tumble down the table with two wins since mid-December. Despite his side’s troubles, Jutkiewicz has continued to contribute goals – netting eleven in the league this season.

Lloyd Dyer

Dyer’s Burton Albion side look set to avoid the drop.

The veteran winger, 34, has only missed three games this campaign for Nigel Clough’s men. He has also chipped in with goals, netting against Aston Villa and Birmingham City in recent weeks.

David Jones

Jones’ hopes of securing a second consecutive promotion are still alive.

The Sheffield Wednesday midfielder has featured 28 times for the play-off pushing Owls. As the nervy run-in continues, Jones will offer much needed experience for Carlos Carvalhal’s side, having already tasted promotion on five occasions in his career.

Matt Gilks

Goalkeeper Gilks has already played for two teams in his post-Burnley career.

The 34-year-old left Scottish Premiership giants Rangers in January after failing to make a single league appearance. He went on to join Wigan Athletic, keeping five clean sheets in 12 games for the Championship strugglers.

Matthew Taylor

Taylor has been a bright spark in an underwhelming season for League Two club Northampton Town.

The former Portsmouth man has notched up 42 appearances this campaign, only missing three games in October. This includes seven goals and 12 assists for the lower mid-table Cobblers.

Daniel Lafferty

The Northern Ireland international will be playing Championship football next season after his Sheffield United team stormed to the League One title.

Lafferty, 27, has often been utilised as a wing-back for Chris Wilder’s rampant Blades side, allowing him plenty of attacking freedom. He grabbed the League One Goal of the Month for his 35-yard strike against Rochdale in March.

Luke Conlan

Former Clarets academy prospect, Conlan, has made 21 appearances for League Two Morecombe. After a flying start to life at the Globe Arena, the left-back has been in-and-out of the team in recent months.