Marcus Edwards is joining Burnley permanently after their promotion to the Premier League. He joined Burnley from Sporting Lisbon in January with an obligation to sign permanently for £8.5 million, provided the Clarets won promotion. Tottenham will benefit from a 35% sell-on clause they have on Edwards, who came through their academy. Edwards has made 15 appearances for Burnley since joining them on loan, scoring two goals.

A Bola reports on the loan transfer details of Marcus Edwards to Burnley from Sporting. Marcus Edwards is currently on loan to Burnley from Sporting until the end of the season. The contract includes a mandatory purchase clause for €10 million if Burnley is promoted to the Premier League. Currently, Burnley is in a position for direct promotion.

According to A Bola, Marcus Edwards has joined Burnley on loan from Sporting until the season concludes. The announcement confirms that Edwards will strengthen Burnley's squad, with an option for Burnley to purchase him for 10 million euros, a clause that becomes obligatory if the team secures promotion to the Premier League. Edwards indicated that his prior relationship with Scott Parker, whom he had met during his tenure at Spurs, played a crucial role in his choice to move to Burnley.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Marcus Edwards, who was previously targeted by Olympiakos, is set to join Burnley on loan. Burnley has reached a verbal agreement with Sporting Lisbon and the player, with Scott Parker playing a key role in the negotiations. The loan deal is valued at €1 million, with a mandatory purchase option set at €12 million based on specific conditions. Sporting Lisbon will also retain a 10% sell-on clause.