Feyenoord defender Quilindschy Hartman will fly to England on Monday before undergoing a medical with Burnley on Tuesday.
That’s according to Voetbal International, who report that Burnley are set to pay €12m for the 23-year-old left-back.
A report from the Netherlands early this afternoon stated that Burnley had reached an agreement with Feyenoord for the defender this week.
VI now pick up on that and provide the details, explaining that Burnley and Feyenoord have agreed a €12m deal for the left-back. According to their information, Hartman will fly to England on Monday to finalise the deal. A medical is booked in the following day.
The move is a ‘dream’ one for Hartman, who has been determined to move to the Premier League for some time. The belief is that he may be eyeing up the opportunity for a bigger move if he can impress at Turf Moor. Playing in the Premier League also helps his chances with the Dutch national team.
Hartman has chosen Burnley as he knows he will be an undisputed starter at the club. A visit to the club and a conversation with Scott Parker convinced him the transfer was the right one to make.