Burnley's surprise swoop for former Leicester City and England striker Jamie Vardy has split opinion among the club's supporters, according to BBC News.
The 38-year-old, who spent a decade banging in goals for Leicester and famously fired them to a Premier League title in 2016, has arrived at Turf Moor in what fans are debating as either an inspired piece of business or a sign of desperation from a side battling to establish themselves in the top flight.
BBC News gathered reaction from the Burnley faithful, with some hailing the move as a potential turning point that could galvanise the squad thanks to Vardy's experience and proven pedigree at the highest level. Others, however, questioned whether relying on a striker in the twilight of his career represents a genuine long-term solution or simply a stopgap measure.
No further details on contract length or transfer terms were included in the report, but the arrival of such a recognisable name has certainly got Clarets fans talking about what it means for the club's ambitions this season.