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Burnley have signed a new contract, as well as a new one-year contract, after a successful trial.

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By . Press Association . Northern Ireland Under-21 defender Luke Conlan has rejoined Burnley on a one-year contract, the Barclays Premier League club have announced. Conlan was released by the Clarets over the summer but having recovered from a knee problem has now put pen to paper on a new deal at Turf Moor. The 19-year-old said on www.burnleyfootballclub.com: 'I'm very happy to be back at the club, I know a lot of the lads from the last few years and this is where I want to be at. Back in Claret: Northern Ireland youngster Luke Conlan has rejoined Burnley . 'I want to progress now with Burnley again and hopefully kick on in the next year. 'I had a few other offers from clubs who wanted me to go on trial but as soon as the opportunity came up here to get another contract it was what I wanted to do.' Elsewhere in the Burnley development squad, there have been new deals for Tom Anderson and Steven Hewitt, with 12-month extensions exercised on the contracts of Cameron Howieson and Jason Gilchrist. Anderson has signed on for another year and Hewitt for two. Injury problems: Conlan was released over the summer because of a knee injury .