The West Ham United winger would be a superb signing for Burnley.
Clarets boss Sean Dyche will once again have to be extremely diligent and smart in his player recruitment, if he is to bring genuine quality to Turf Moor this summer, on what is a limited budget in comparison to other Premier League clubs.
One particular area where Burnley undoubtedly need to improve is the attacking department, and with this in mind, they should rekindle their interest in Hammers winger Robert Snodgrass, who has been made available for transfer this summer by Slaven Bilic, according to the Mirror.
Dyche’s side were one of the most defence-minded teams in the division last term, and their impotency in front of goal was the source of great frustration for their fans.
West Ham United’s Robert Snodgrass
The 29-year-old Scot would undoubtedly help the Clarets improve in that department, and would bring a much needed level of guile and creativity to their attacking play.
Despite his failure to make an impact during his time at the London Stadium, he still has a lot to offer at the highest level, and given the opportunity of being Burnley’s talisman, he would surely flourish in Lancashire.
He is also a set-piece specialist – something that would be a major attraction for Dyche, considering the height the Clarets have in their team, and the direct style in which they play.
The report form the Mirror claims that the east London outfit expect to recoup around £10 million for Snodgrass, but with Bilic so eager to get rid of the Scotland international, there will surely be room for Burnley to negotiate.
And if Dyche manages to bring the talented winger to Turf Moor this summer, it could turn out to be a real game-changing signing.
West Ham United’s Robert Snodgrass
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