Oliver Sonne Burnley loan has been agreed, with the defender set to join Sparta Prague on a temporary deal until the end of the season.
Burnley have approved the move as Sonne looks for regular minutes after falling down the pecking order at Turf Moor during the current campaign.
Oliver Sonne Burnley loan completed ahead of medical
The 24-year-old is scheduled to complete a medical ahead of finalising the loan switch, which will run until the summer. The agreement does not include a purchase clause, keeping Sonne tied to Burnley beyond the end of the season.
Sparta Prague moved quickly to secure the defender after identifying a short-term need on the right side of their defence.
The Czech club have been active in the market this month and view Sonne as a player capable of adding balance and depth immediately.
Sonne has struggled for consistent opportunities at Burnley following tactical changes and competition for places.
The arrival of experienced options has limited his minutes, prompting discussions over a temporary exit.
The move allows Sonne to remain match-fit while Burnley assess their defensive plans ahead of the summer window.
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A permanent decision on his future will depend on how the situation develops after the season ends.
Burnley are also managing squad flexibility as the club continues its push to secure its league objectives.
The Oliver Sonne Burnley loan gives both player and club breathing room during a decisive phase of the season.
