Burnley star wants regular game time and could leave in January amid interest from several clubs

Burnley goalkeeper Arijanet Muric could reportedly look for a move to another club in the January transfer window. 

The 24-year-old joined the Clarets last summer from Manchester City for an undisclosed fee. 

He played a key role in helping the Lancashire outfit secure Premier League promotion last season. 

The Kosovo international started 41 Championship matches, with 19 clean sheets to his name. 

However, he has now lost his number one spot to James Trafford, who Burnley signed in the summer for a £19 million fee. 

Muric is yet to feature in the Premier League and has only made two starts in the Carabao Cup. 

According to Florian Plettenberg, the 24-year-old is focused on the Clarets but he wants to play regularly. 

The goalkeeper could look to join another club on loan with an option to buy included in January. 

It is said that several clubs are interested in the player, including Bundesliga side Union Berlin and Spanish outfit Sevilla. 

Muric’s current contract at Turf Moor will expire in 2026, having penned a four-year contract at the time of his joining. 

The goalkeeper is an academy product of City and earned five senior appearances for the English champions. 

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He spent most of his time on loan to other clubs, including Nottingham Forest, Girona and Adana Demirspor. 

 The Kosovo international is currently struggling for game time at Burnley and it makes sense if he decides to leave them in January. 

Union Berlin and Sevilla are both great clubs and he could be tempted to join them in winter.