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Burnley are the latest Premier League team being eyed for a possible takeover, with a number of American and Middle-Eastern investors seeing significant potential in the club. The Clarets have been in the news for the wrong reasons lately, with one of their fans behind the 'White Lives Matter' plane banner flown before their defeat to Manchester City. That event was followed by questions being asked about Sean Dyche's future at Turf Moor. Now, a number of overseas investors are interested in the club and are said to be gauging whether Burnley chairman Mike Garlick would be interested in selling, according to  the Telegraph . Dyche has been instrumental to Burnley's success Burnley have firmly established themselves as a mid-table  Premier  League side over the last five years, despite the famously low budget they work with. The club aren't known for their willingness to spend money and they've historically aimed to bring in cheaper talent, with manager Dyche usu

Look away now Arsenal fans. Or don't. If you don't laugh, you'll cry. As if a freak injury to Bernd Leno wasn't enough torment, said culprit of the injury Neil Maupay going on to score the winner to make it two defeats from two was enough punishment, surely. No. Poor Hector Bellerin is still yet to plant any trees in his bid to improve the world, as Arsenal are adamant on causing deforestation by losing every game and derailing their vice-captain's plan to plant 3,000 trees every time the Gunners win until the end of the season. To make matters worse, news has emerged that  David Luiz  has been offered a one-year contract extension by the club. This comes after his disastrous performance against  Manchester City  in Arsenal's first game since the restart, where he conceded a penalty and was sent off during his 25-minute substitute appearance as his side lost 3-0. Mark Mann-Bryans ✔ @MarkyMBryans Expecting official confirmation some point this evening but I under