Burnley were linked with a move for Harry Amass before the summer deadline. It was reported that the Clarets had a bid worth around £3.5 million for the left-back rejected by the Red Devils. According to reports in the summer, Amass was available for as little as £6 million, though no club met the Red Devils' valuation. It is suggested that Burnley may attempt to sign Amass again in the January window.

Harry Amass did not join an EFL Championship club before the transfer deadline in England passed. According to The Athletic, the only offer was from Burnley for $4.7 million (£3.5 million), which was below the asking price of $8.1 million (£6 million).

According to Sky Sports on Monday, several EFL clubs, including West Ham, are interested in Harry Amass. West Ham, Norwich City, Birmingham City, and Burnley are named as clubs interested in the defender following his impressive loan spell with Sheffield Wednesday last term. Burnley have held initial talks with the Red Devils regarding a permanent move for the 19-year-old, but a loan transfer has not been ruled out.

Pete O’Rourke reports that Wolves have joined Burnley in pursuing Manchester United defender Harry Amass. It is expected that any move will be a loan.