South African striker Lyle Foster has signed a new five-year deal with Premier League outfit Burnley that will keep him at the club until 2028.
The 23-year-old has had a flying start to life in the Premier League, registering three goals and two assists in six appearances for The Clarets.
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His efforts have earned him a bumper deal that extends his stay at the club to 2028, having joined Burnley in January on a four-and-a-half year contract.
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On his latest contract, Foster said: "I'm very happy to stay here. It's a Club with very good people and I have really enjoyed working here and I'm pleased to extend my stay.
"The supporters, Turf Moor, everything here. The way we organise ourselves and our standards something I fell in love with. "It's a club that pushes towards excellence and that's something I want to be a part of."
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Although The Clarets are yet to find their footing in the Premier League, the Bafana striker is confident the team will improve.
"I'm trying to stay focused and continue working hard. It's a long season with lots of tough games but as time goes on I think we will grow stronger," Foster added.
"We will have a good season. I have plenty of belief and confidence within the squad, the coaches and everyone around the building. "There is no need to stress. Just enjoy what we're doing and there's a recipe for success."