Championship side Burnley have signed Bournemouth striker Danny Ings for £1m, according to the Bournemouth Daily Echo.
The 19-year-old striker has made the move north and will join up with former Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe, who gave Ings his professional debut last year.
Bournemouth are understood to have rejected offers for Ings from Crystal Palace and Fulham earlier this summer, but Burnley have now matched the £1m asking price.
“Obviously, I was disappointed the offers were turned down," Ings told Sky Sports News last week.
"It would have been a good opportunity for me.
“At the moment, all I can do is focus on playing for Bournemouth. I am very grateful to Bournemouth for giving me my chance.
“However, like any player, I have the ambition to play at the highest level and, for footballing reasons, if the opportunity comes up over the coming weeks then I would hope we would be able to sit down and look at it.”
Ings scored eight goals in 23 starts for Bournemouth in League One last season.
