Burnley They made a bid in January to sign long-term target Scott Parker and have already received a response.
Parker talks about Burnley's move to sign a new midfielder
The Clarets have already been relatively busy in the winter window, signing right-back Oliver Son and bringing Ashley Barnes back to Turf Moor.
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In terms of signings, three squad members were transferred on loan, one of them being midfielder Han-Noah Massengo who joined Ligue 1 side AG Auxerre.
Speaking to the media about bringing in a replacement in the midfield after Masengo’s departure, Parker has teased a potential addition amid links to Jonjo Shelvey.
“Yes, we are a bit short at the moment and that is probably an area we will see if there is anything (in the transfer window).” Obviously we've got Aaron Ramsey (back from injury), but he's still a little bit away.
“There's a player I look up to and I was looking at him for some time before I came here and I know exactly the type of player he is. But obviously at this moment in time he's out injured. But you're right, there's a little bit of space where we're a bit light and maybe we'll take a look at that.
There are also other targets for Burnley, including the Galatasaray centre-back Victor Nelson and Plymouth Argyle forward Morgan Whittaker.
Those at Turf Moor wanted Whittaker in the summer and they made it happen Two offers For the player who ended up staying at Home Park.
Burnley make a bid for Plymouth 'hero' Whittaker
Now, according to journalist Alex Crook, Burnley have made another bid to sign Whittaker from Plymouth. However, the Clarets are not alone. Championship rivals Hull City are doing the same. However, Argyle rejected both FA Cup bids “hero” After his win at Brentford on Saturday.
The 24-year-old has not reached the same heights as he did last season 27-Goal contribution In League Two, he scored just three goals and provided one assist under Wayne Rooney, who has since been sacked by Home Park.
A left-footed striker who plays on the right flank, Whittaker has won plenty of praise for his displays at the South West including former Plymouth director of football. Neil dewsnipwho praised Whittaker after he was named to the All-Tournament Team of the Year last season.
“Well done Morgan Whittaker. He has thrilled us here all season. He has scored some fantastic goals and to be named in this team with the quality that comes out of this league is a huge achievement.”
“He should be really proud of himself. I hope the fans enjoy watching him play. I hope he continues to score goals in the next three games as well. It would be great if he can do that. He's made a huge contribution.” “This season.”
Burnley appear intent on signing Whittaker at some stage, however, this month could be a tough one as Argyle face relegation.