Burnley Interested in Appointing Craig Bellamy as Manager After Scott Parker Exit

Burnley are considering Craig Bellamy as a potential replacement for Scott Parker, who is leaving the club after their relegation from the Premier League. The club have confirmed they are interested in the former Welsh international and current Liverpool assistant coach.

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Parker guided Burnley to promotion last season but was unable to keep the club in the top flight this campaign. His departure was announced as the Clarets dropped into the Championship. Bellamy, 45, has been working as assistant to Arne Slot at Liverpool and previously managed Cardiff City and represented Wales as a player.

Burnley's search for a new manager comes as the club prepares for life in the second tier next season. The club have not confirmed any appointment at this stage but have stated their interest in Bellamy as they look to make a swift decision ahead of pre-season preparations. A club spokesperson said the process of identifying a new manager is underway.