Burnley have made their first signing ahead of their Premier League return, activating the option to turn Jordan Beyer’s loan move into a permanent deal.
The 22-year-old German defender arrived from Borussia Monchengladbach last September and played 35 times in the Clarets' Championship-winning season, contributing to 18 clean sheets and scoring his first-ever goal in January.
Signing a four-year deal, Beyer told Burnley’s official website: “I couldn’t be happier at the moment, lifting the trophy on Monday, winning the league and now set to become a Claret on a permanent basis.
“I’ve enjoyed being here since the moment I stepped into this building. It feels like home to me.
“I love playing at Turf Moor and celebrating with the fans and hopefully there is more of that to come.”
A new Clarets chapter 📜
— Burnley FC 🏆 (@BurnleyOfficial) May 10, 2023
Jordan Beyer couldn't be happier to commit his future to Burnley 😄 pic.twitter.com/q1WVawSSTM
Beyer’s permanent move comes three days after manager Vincent Kompany signed a new five-year contract.
Beyer will learn his opponents for his Premier League debut when the fixtures for the 2023/24 Premier League season are announced on Thursday 15 June. The campaign kicks off on 12 August.
