Albert Sambi Lokonga is willing to accept another opportunity in England from Burnley, the recently promoted Premier

League team, as manager Vincent Kompany is eager to reunite with the midfielder.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Before Lokonga transferred to Arsenal, they had previously collaborated at Anderlecht. Lokonga has had trouble adjusting to

life in England since signing with the Gunners and has found it tough to have an influence.

 

Lokonga was loaned to Crystal Palace before the end of the previous campaign, but his stint there was unproductive, leading

to his return to the Emirates Stadium. Lokonga is not in Arsenal’s future plans, and it is expected that they will permit him

to leave, even temporarily. Arsenal has made this obvious.

 

Burnley has reportedly shown a lot of interest in Lokonga and is actively contemplating both a permanent transfer and a

loan deal for the midfielder, according to The Sun. Burnley’s choice about Lokonga’s probable transfer, however, will be

influenced by other transfer activity that are currently underway.

 

Simply Arsenal’s Opinion

 

Since he joined us, Lokonga has utterly failed, and the Belgian has to leave the team as soon as possible.

He simply has no future with us again, therefore selling him this summer is ideal as we are replacing him with better players.

If we do receive solely loan offers, we should strive to include a buy-in requirement before approving them.

 

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Millwall take interest in Burnley man, he could be used as part of potential Zian Flemming deal

 

McNally, 24 joined Burnley from Oxford United last summer. He’d make just two Championship appearances in the first

half of the season though, before joining Coventry City on loan for the second half of the campaign.

 

And with Coventry, McNally shone. He racked up 22 league outings for the Sky Blues, playing a key role in helping them to

reach the play-off final.

 

Now though, Nixon has revealed on his paid Patreon page (via Football League World) that Coventry are keen on a return

for McNally this summer, but that parent club Burnley don’t seem to favour that route.

 

Nixon also adds that Millwall are keen on a potential deal for McNally and that the Clarets could potentially use McNally as

part of a deal to tempt Millwall into selling Zian Flemming – Vincent Kompany’s side have now seen four bids rejected for

the Dutchman this summer.

 

McNally to Millwall

McNally showed with Coventry that he’s a defender who can more than cut it at Championship level, and he did so with a

team that reached the play-off final and that should make McNally even more attractive to Gary Rowett’s side.

 

And given the Flemming situation, McNally to The Den could be a very realistic move, but it could also mean that the Lions

have to part ways with their star man.