Scott Twine has already told Burnley how he can thrive as transfer offers Vincent Kompany hint

Scott Twine's arrival at Turf Moor is the first sign of the Vincent Kompany revolution with the Clarets splashing around £4million on the attacking midfielder.

Kompany spoke on Friday of his desire to add signings in the next 24-48 hours and Twine is the first new arrival. The Turf chief is overseeing a major squad rebuild given the number of departures from Burnley thus far with the potential of more sales to come.

The Belgian wants to put his own stamp on the side and it's clear the club are looking for younger players who have senior experience and can be potentially re-sold for a profit in the future. Kompany spoke of creating a sustainable club while achieving success on the pitch, an ethos chairman Alan Pace shares.

Twine fits the bill while his arrival also gives us a glimpse into the style and shape Burnley might deploy in the Championship. Under Sean Dyche 4-4-2 was king and while there were variations, that system was generally how the Clarets lined up during the former manager's near decade stint.

Mike Jackson utilised a three at the back during his time at the end of last season while Kompany in the main favoured 4-4-2 at Anderlecht but has already spoken about finding a shape to fit the players and having a style that mixes attack and aggression while being a footballing side.

The latter will be music to Twine's ears given he has flourished at an MK Dons side who played out from the back and looked to recycle possession. The 22-year-old has thrived between the lines in League One and sees himself as a number 10, meaning the Clarets might now look to deploy a split striker system.

Plenty more signings will arrive but as things currently stand, fielding Twine behind an Ashley Barnes or Jay Rodriguez