Manchester United youngster Harry Amass remains at a transfer crossroads, with his future still hanging in the balance.
The summer transfer window closes in just over 13 hours.
Burnley had emerged as serious contenders for the 19-year-old, but their interest now appears to have cooled.
According to Sky Sports, Burnley will not be pursuing a move for Amass as this stage.
The two clubs held initial talks over the potential of a permanent move for the defender but the Clarets have decided to move on to other targets.
The Athletic also reported that a £3.5 million offer was made but any deal appears to be on hold as United are looking to sign a senior left-back.
West Ham, Norwich City and Birmingham City are among the clubs interested in Amass.
The young full-back made seven senior appearances for United before being sent out on loan last campaign.
He impressed during his spell at Sheffield Wednesday, prompting United to recall him in January before sending him to Norwich City for the remainder of the campaign.
Unfortunately, an injury setback restricted him to just one appearance.
Amass is an exciting attacking full-back, but questions remain over whether he currently possesses the physical attributes required to thrive at Premier League level.
Given his enormous potential, it is somewhat surprising that United are even considering permanent offers for the teenager.
A loan move could be the ideal next step for Amass, but only if INEOS can first bring in a quality left-back to provide genuine competition for Luke Shaw before today’s deadline.
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