Max Alleyne nears loan move to Burnley for upcoming season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 11, 2026, 8:40 PM
Last updated Aug 11, 2026

Max Alleyne is reportedly set to complete a loan move to Burnley for the 2026-27 season. Before this decision, Alleyne and Vitor Reis were in competition for the fifth-choice centre-back position with Manchester City during their preseason tour in Asia. With Alleyne's imminent departure, Reis appears more likely to secure that role. Alleyne previously demonstrated his capability as a centre-back with Watford last season and will look to further develop his skills at Burnley. He is scheduled to undergo a medical tomorrow before finalizing the transfer.
- •Alleyne's loan move to Burnley for 2026-27 is confirmed.
- •Competition for City's fifth-choice centre-back role included Vitor Reis.
- •Alleyne will return to Manchester City after his loan period.
- •He impressed during his time with Watford last season.
- •Alleyne's medical with Burnley is scheduled for tomorrow.
- 8:40 PMYahoo Sports — The answer as to who will be the fifth-choice centre-back for Manchester City now seems obvious
"Before Manchester City played a game in their preseason tour of Asia, it did seem like there was a battle between Max Alleyne and Vitor Reis that would take place for the fifth-choice centre-back role...
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