Burnley have moved to bolster their attacking options by bringing in veteran striker Jamie Vardy, and BBC Sport has been canvassing supporters for their reaction to the switch.
Vardy, long synonymous with Leicester City after his remarkable rise from non-league football to Premier League title glory in 2016, now finds himself at Turf Moor as he continues his career into its later stages. His arrival adds a proven goalscoring pedigree to Burnley's ranks as they navigate life in the top flight.
The fans' verdict, gathered by BBC Sport, offers a snapshot of how the Clarets faithful feel about landing a striker of Vardy's experience and reputation at this stage of his career. As with any high-profile addition, opinion appears split between excitement at his pedigree and questions over what he can still offer physically.
Full details of the transfer terms were not disclosed in the report, with BBC Sport's piece focused primarily on gauging supporter sentiment rather than confirming contract specifics. Burnley will hope Vardy's know-how proves decisive in their fight for Premier League survival this season.