Ashley Barnes is set to become a Norwich City player when his contract expires at the end of June.
The 33-year-old joined Burnley in January 2014 from Brighton and Hove Albion and during his time at the Club made nearly 300 appearances, scored over 50 goals and helped the Clarets win three promotions to the top-flight.
With seven goals to his name this season, the striker hit the back of the net in Burnley’s win over Middlesbrough at the Riverside Stadium in April, to clinch promotion to the Premier League. He bowed out with a goal in front of a sold-out Turf Moor in the Championship winning side’s victory over Cardiff City this month.
Barnes said: “It’s been an absolute privilege to play for Burnley Football Club for almost a decade. Playing in the Premier League was an ambition fulfilled and to do so with Burnley was an honour.
“To play a part in the squad that won yet another Championship title in such an amazing fashion…felt fantastic!
“I’ve made friends for life at Burnley - thank you to every single one of you who have helped me along the way, Sean, Vinny, the people behind the scenes, the loyal fans and my family. I couldn’t have done this without your help. Burnley - you will always have a huge part in our heart.”
Burnley Football Club thank Ashley for all his efforts and contributions to the Clarets success over the years and wish him the best for the future.