Burnley, more than most, have been hit hard by the financial implications of the coronavirus, leaving them with a lot of transfer work to do this summer.

Burnley outcast Ben Gibson is reportedly set to be offered the chance to get his career back on track in the MLS.

Burnley boss Sean Dyche says Ben Gibson could still have a future at the club despite allowing the defender to train with former club Middlesbrough.

The news Ben Gibson has left Burnley and is training with former club Middlesbrough is not a surprise considering his career has been in reverse at Turf Moor.

Burnley defender Ben Gibson never really came close to moving away from the club on transfer deadline day according to Clarets boss Sean Dyche.

Reports claim Watford have failed with a second bid to sign Burnley defender Ben Gibson before the 11PM deadline.

Watford coach Nigel Pearson says he doesn't expect the club to make any rash decisions when it comes to their transfer deadline-day action.

Watford hope to add to their squad before Friday's 11pm transfer deadline as they weigh up deals for Burnley's Ben Gibson and Kristian Pedersen of Birmingham.

Nigel Pearson may have to look elsewhere for defensive reinforcements after Watford's reported loan offer for Burnley's Ben Gibson was rejected.

Middlesbrough boss Jonathan Woodgate has hinted he is interested in bringing Ben Gibson back to the club as he looks to bolster his defensive ranks.