Manchester City Defender Max Alleyne Joins Burnley on Season-Long Loan
Manchester City's 21-year-old defender Max Alleyne has completed a season-long loan move to Championship side Burnley ahead of the new campaign.
Manchester City defender Max Alleyne has agreed to a season-long loan move to Burnley. The 21-year-old England Under-21 international becomes the fourth addition to the Clarets' squad during the current summer transfer window.
Alleyne already possesses experience in the Championship, having spent the first half of the previous campaign on loan at Watford. He played 17 matches for the Hornets before City opted to bring him back to Manchester in January.
Following his return to the Etihad, the defender featured in seven senior matches across various competitions. His run in the first team included a goal during a comprehensive FA Cup victory over Exeter.
Speaking to Burnley's official website, Alleyne noted that he had been aware of the club's interest for several months and expressed relief that the deal was finalised. He described his new team as a club of Premier League stature and shared his excitement about joining the squad.
Burnley are preparing to begin their Championship season this Sunday, when they will host recently relegated West Ham.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Who has Max Alleyne signed for?
- Manchester City defender Max Alleyne has joined Championship side Burnley on a season-long loan deal.
- How many games did Max Alleyne play for Manchester City last season?
- After returning from a loan spell at Watford in January, Alleyne made seven appearances for Manchester City across four different competitions.
- When do Burnley start their Championship season?
- Burnley begin their new Championship campaign this Sunday with a home fixture against West Ham.