Burnley are set for a big summer after suffering relegation to the Championship this season.

Despite their best efforts that saw them take it to the last day of the season, the Clarets' defeat on the final day of the season alongside a win for Leeds saw them unable to save themselves.

There is likely to be a lot of change at Turf Moor this summer with Vincent Kompany looking likely to come into the club as the new manager whilst a number of players may depart to go back to the Premier League.

Furthermore with a debt to be paid as a result of their relegation, Burnley will have to approach the summer with caution ensuring both their financial stability as well as making the right additions in the hope that they will return to the top flight on the first try.

With that in mind, here we take a look at eight transfer scenarios that might play out this summer for Burnley.

Maxwel Cornet had a good season for Burnley contributing nine goals and an assist in 26 appearances as well as proving his versatility across the pitch adapting into different roles.

According to The Mirror, Tottenham are considering a move for the 25-year-old to bring him back to the Premier League.

The Athletic report that his release clause is £17.5million which make the move an attractive prospect for Spurs and although the Clarets may be disappointed it's not a higher fee, this could be a move they find hard to turn down from a financial perspective.

James Tarkowski is another player who could be set to depart Turf Moor this season following the expiration of his contract this summer.

The defender has been a mainstay in the side for the past five seasons and has proved his value at Premier League level. Therefore, it's no surprise that Fulham, Everton and Aston Villa are reported to be interested in him by the Daily Mail.

As a result, the 29-year-old could leave a hole in the Clarets' defence as they face the Championship.

With Vincent Kompany looking set to come into the club as Burnley's new manager, according to The Sun they have entered the race to secure the signing of Taylor Harwood-Bellis.

The 20-year-old has been out on loan from Manchester City this season with Anderlect for the start of the season then Stoke City.

As a result, Stoke are also interested in the player as well as Celtic but considering Harwood-Bellis played under Kompany as manager at Anderlect, this could help them get the promising young signing over the line.

According to reporter Will Lancaster, Burnley are also keen for a deal to sign Mislav Orsic.

This looked to be a done deal back in January for £7million but the attacker turned the club down stating a want to play in the Premier League.

Therefore, it would look as though this deal would be off especially with it requiring money from the Clarets to get done.

However, it seems as though this is a deal that could still be done although dependant on whether other sides come in for him.

According to the Burnley Express, the Clarets are interested in renewing the contract of Matej Vydra this summer.

The Czech international has been with Burnley since 2018 playing regularly for the side although his contract with the club expires this summer.

Earlier in the season there seemed to be a fair amount of interest in the player from clubs in the MLS, Germany, Turkey and England.

However given the 30-year-old suffered an injury in April, it looks as though a move could be off and given he has shown his quality at Championship level before, this could be a contract worth renewing.

Ben Mee is another player out of contract at Turf Moor this summer but the club have an option for a further year.

Therefore, Burnley should definitely be taking up this option to ensure they can keep some continuity and leadership in their defence.

The 32-year-old not only is solid defensively but is also able to contribute goals to his game too and would be able to do a good job for the side in the Championship.

According to the Daily Mail, Burnley joined the race to try and sign Tom Lawrence from Derby County.

Given the Rams' relegation to League One this season, it would be unlikely to see him stay put at Pride Park but he has proved his value at Championship level contributing 11 goals and five assists this season.

Furthermore, having played in the Championship for the last nine seasons, he knows the league well and if he can find himself in a solid side his quality should be able to be a consistently high level.

Following Burnley's relegation this season, it looks almost certain that goalkeeper Nick Pope will be departing the club this summer especially as he has been linked with a number of Premier League sides.

However with him still having another year on his contract, Burnley do have some power in terms of this deal to ensure they feel as though they get the right compensation for losing an important player in the side.

They don't want to run the risk of pushing a fee too high and putting teams off but this is likely to be the biggest fee they get this summer which can be reinvested in their side so they have to play this one right so that it's beneficial to them.