Summary:
Burnley have signed a Polish striker on a season-long loan from Bolton Wanderers.

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Burnley have completed a £2.5million move for Middlesbrough forward Lukas Jutkiewicz. The 25-year-old is sign a three-year deal on Tuesday and will compete with Danny Ings, Sam Vokes, Ashley Barnes and fellow new arrival Marvin Sordell for a starting place. Loan ranger: Jutkiewicz had a successful spell at Bolton last season after losing his place in the Boro side . Strengthening: Burnley boss Sean Dyche is embarking on his first Premier League season . Jutkiewicz spent the back end of last season on loan at Bolton Wanderers, where he scored seven goals for Dougie Freedman's side. And his impressive end to last season has been enough for Burnley boss Sean Dyche to take a punt on the striker. He started his professional career at Swindon Town, where he bagged himself a move to Everton. But he made just one appearance at Goodison Park, where he was sent out loan to Plymouth, Huddersfield and Motherwell before making a name for himself following a permanent switch to Coventry in 2010. Well-travelled: Burnley have become 25-year-old Jutkiewicz's ninth club already .