The green represents new signings, who naturally did not play, red are those that have since left the club and yellow are all those that remain. It is a new dawn for the Blues as they enter the Premier League season in a new stadium. It is something they have needed too, with an already slim squad trimmed down even further with seven exits from last season's Premier League squad.
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🚨 BREAKING: Kompany on emotional Coman goodbye and Supercup importance
Burnley's squad leaned towards the more youthful side last campaign, with the majority of their players in the youth or peak categories and just 30-year-old Josh Laurent the only regular to border the veteran category. Over the summer, the Clarets have lost key players in James Trafford, Josh Brownhill and CJ Egan-Riley, with a number departing from each of the age profiles. To offset, the Clarets have brought in a number of new faces, spread equally across the categories with two in the youth bracket, two in peak and two more experienced ones.
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Robinson signs new deal - have your say
Stephen Robinson is determined to build on the "incredible achievement" of three consecutive top-six finishes after signing a contract extension as St Mirren manager. The Northern Irishman and assistant Brian Kerr are now tied down under summer 2028. "I'm glad the board have appreciated the hard work that Brian and I have done over the last three years," Robinson told the St Mirren website.
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'Glad' Robinson signs new St Mirren deal until 2028
