As Burnley gets ready to return to the Premier League in August, Cody Drameh of Leeds United is still a possible target.

In the upcoming weeks, there will be a lot of interest in transferring a number of Leeds’ promising young players.

Last season, many players were loaned to the Championship; yet, only a small number of those players appear to have

futures at the club beyond this summer.

Cody Drameh to Burnley?

The Athletic are now reporting that Burnley’s interest in signing Leeds’ Cody Drameh to strengthen their right-back position

remains in July.

It was heavily reported earlier in the summer that Drameh was a target for both Burnley and their fellow promoted side

Luton Town – whom Drameh spent the second half of last season with as they went up through the play-offs.

Will Leeds sell?

Drameh was due to be one of the players that reported back for pre-season testing at Leeds Beckett University yesterday and

nothing has suggested he wasn’t present.

Meanwhile, the above report about Burnley’s summer strategy notes that Drameh is one of two right-backs that they are

keen on, alongside Anderlecht’s teenage full-back Noah Sadiki.

We should be doing everything to convince Drameh to stay, and I do think that any move for him should be seriously

weighed up properly.

Going to Burnley would be as backup to Connor Roberts, who isn’t going to lose his starting spot any time soon.

Drameh needs to be playing, and if Luton come in for him, then fair enough – but otherwise, we need to show him he’ll start

weekly.

Beşiktaş are in the picture to sign Burnley’s Wout Weghorst for the second time, according to a report from Turkey.

The Clarets let the striker spend the first half of last season on loan with the Turkish club, where he managed nine goals and

four assists from 18 games. His loan stay there was cut short in January and Beşiktaş replaced him with Vincent Aboubakar

the same month.

Fotomaç claims that Beşiktaş manager enol Güneş needs a backup for the Cameroonian due in part to the fact that he is

anticipated to play for his country at the next Africa Cup of Nations in January and February. The Burnley player would be

useful in this situation.

It is alleged that the Black Eagles’ leaders’stepped in’ to sign the 30-year-old in addition to offering him to their manager.

The Netherlands international is not in a rush to decide at this time.

The frontman and Burnley are ‘expected’, according to the source, to accept the parameters put up by the Istanbul club if a

transfer is to proceed.

Weghorst struggled to score when on loan at Manchester United for the second half of the previous campaign.