Burnley's pursuit of a new manager has hit a snag as Rob Edwards has turned down their approach. This leaves the Clarets still searching for a replacement for Scott Parker, who departed two months ago.

What happened?

Burnley had been considering Rob Edwards for the managerial role, even as they pursued Craig Bellamy. However, Bellamy had a last-minute change of heart and opted to stay with Wales.

Why it matters for Burnley

The failure to secure Edwards means Burnley remain without a manager as the squad prepares for pre-season fitness checks. The team is set to travel to the United States for a tour next month, with their first game against FC Cincinnati on 11 July.

What comes next?

Burnley's search for a new manager continues, with the team's league standing a concern: 19th in Premier League, 22 points from 38 games, and a recent form of DLDLL. The team scored 38 goals and conceded 75, resulting in a -37 goal difference. They finished 63 points behind leaders Arsenal. | Category | Stat | | --- | --- | | League Standing | 19th | | Points | 22 | | Recent Form | DLDLL | The last result for Burnley was a 1-1 draw against Wolves on 24 May 2026. With the new season approaching, Burnley needs to find a suitable manager to lead the team forward.