Wolves have completed the signing of centre-back Nathan Collins from Burnley for a record Irish transfer fee.
The Ireland international has signed a five-year deal with Bruno Lage’s side with the option of a further 12 months and the Premier League side will pay Burnley £20.5m for the 21-year-old defender reports Sky Sports, which is the most money ever paid for an Irish player states JOE.
Collins is coming off the back of an impressive debut season in the Premier League with Burnley, where he played 19 times for the Clarets, keeping five clean sheets in that period. The centre-back also made his international debut for Ireland during the last campaign against Qatar in October and has earned six caps ever since.
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Wolves’ technical director Scott Sellars said about the club’s new signing via Wolves’ website: “We’ve looked at Nathan for a while and admired him, so we’re delighted to bring him to the football club. He’s a very talented young man – he’s only 21, has played international football and had a good season last year with Burnley. We think we’ve signed a player with a lot of potential, as well as being a very good footballer now.”
The club’s first summer signing will now join his new teammates for their pre-season training camp in Alicante and will be looking to get off to a good start at his new club, where centre-backs have a very important role to play.
Club record fee ????? Really !!!, so Raul and Semedo and Silva were cheaper. I honestly wonder if those that report things even bother to do any research at all, its either bad research, or better still lazy reporting
Think you need to read it again mate it says Irish Record Fee , Most paid for a Irish player.
when i read it first time up, it said club record fee, nothing about Irish record fee, that is why I commented
It might say Irish record fee now, but the report that I first saw, I am sure reported club record fee, not that it matters now