Burnley transfer news: Key update reveals Clarets stance on late deal for 6'5 international

Journalist David Anderson thinks that Sean Dyche has reservations about bringing Kieffer Moore to Burnley because he's unsure whether he could score goals in the Premier League.

Dyche is desperately trying to sign a replacement for Chris Wood, who joined Newcastle in a £25m deal earlier this month.

But Anderson believes that the Clarets manager is doubtful whether the Cardiff striker would be the right fit.

Burnley collected an important point at Arsenal last weekend to go into the international window in a good moment despite being four points from safety. However, they've only won once all season and are still the second-lowest scorers in the Premier League.

Their fight for survival hasn't been helped by the departure of Wood, who joined one of their direct relegation rivals, with Burnley unable to sign a striker in his place.

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Having missed out on Andy Carroll, who's chosen West Brom, Burnley have now turned their attentions to Cardiff striker Moore as reported exclusively by GIVEMESPORT earlier this week.

But the 24-cap Wales international has spent the majority of his career playing in the EFL and has zero Premier League experience under his belt, which Anderson believes has left Dyche concerned about signing him.

He told GIVEMESPORT: "I think they're very much not so sure. I'm led to believe that Sean Dyche isn't sure that Kieffer Moore can step up to the Premier League."

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Despite struggling for goals this term, Moore has been one of the standout Championship strikers in recent years.

In 2021-2022, he has scored just five league goals, although