Burnley and Leeds are actively strengthening their squads for the new Premier League season. Burnley has signed Kyle Walker and is now interested in Callum Wilson, a free agent after leaving Newcastle. Wilson also considers joining Leeds on a pay-as-you-play deal, but Burnley's interest might hinder this. With 88 goals in 239 Premier League games, Wilson could provide essential experience as a striker for Burnley. His qualities, both professional and personal, were noted by his former manager Eddie Howe as being beneficial in a team setting.
"Burnley are keen on signing Callum Wilson, who is now a free agent after leaving Newcastle earlier this month, targeting veteran players to strengthen their squad."
"Callum Wilson is eyeing a move to Leeds, open to a pay-as-you-play deal, but Burnley could complicate this pursuit with their own interest."
"Wilson scored 88 goals in 239 Premier League appearances, offering Burnley a proven top-flight target if they can secure him from Leeds' interests."
"Eddie Howe praised Wilson's professionalism as a striker, noting his serious approach and infectious personality, potentially valuable for Burnley's team dynamics."
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