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After signing Vardy, Burnley plot late hijack for Blackburn target with 34 international goals

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Burnley have made a surprise move for Jordan Ayew as they look to add another experienced attacking option following the arrival of Jamie Vardy.

The Clarets desperately need a boost after a difficult opening to the Championship campaign. Sitting at the foot of the table with just two points from their first five matches, the pressure around Turf Moor has continued to grow.

Vardy’s arrival has provided some much-needed excitement. The 39-year-old striker returned to English football after a short spell in Italy and will be expected to bring goals, experience and character to Nicky Hayden’s squad.

Burnley’s capture of the former Leicester City forward came as a surprise after Sheffield Wednesday and Everton had both been linked with the veteran striker.

Vardy made his feelings clear after completing the move, expressing his excitement at joining a club with a strong footballing tradition and passionate supporters.

The question now is how frequently Hayden will use him. Despite being 39, Vardy remains capable of providing the attacking spark Burnley have lacked and could be involved when the Clarets travel to Wrexham on Wednesday.

However, Burnley appear determined not to stop with Vardy.

Burnley working on Jordan Ayew hijack

According to the latest reports, Burnley are now exploring a deal for another former Premier League forward in Jordan Ayew.

The Ghana international is currently a free agent, meaning Burnley could potentially secure his services without having to pay a transfer fee.

Ayew would bring considerable top-level experience to a Burnley squad that has struggled for consistency during the early weeks of the season.

The Clarets faced criticism over their summer recruitment, with supporters increasingly questioning the direction of the club following their poor start.

Owner Alan Pace has faced particular scrutiny, but Burnley’s latest activity suggests the club is still prepared to make additions rather than simply accept the squad they have.

Vardy’s unexpected arrival has already changed the mood around Turf Moor, and securing Ayew could provide another significant boost.

With Burnley desperate to climb away from the bottom of the Championship, adding another experienced attacker could prove crucial as Hayden looks to turn the club’s season around.

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