Burnley __have completed the signing of midfielder Ashley Westwood from Aston Villa.
The 26-year-old has signed a three-and-a-year contract [with the option of a further year] and joins for an undisclosed fee.
His move brings to an end almost five years at Villa Park, where he made 162 appearances for the club - including 124 in the Premier League - and he could make his debut for Burnley when they travel to Watford at the weekend.
``I'm delighted to be here. It's happened fast but I've been made to feel very welcome and I can't wait to get going,`` Westwood told Clarets Player.
"It feels like a proper football club and homely and that's what I like. I like to be appreciated and I think I will definitely get that here.
"The manager at Villa said I could speak to Burnley and for me that was perfect - a fresh start because things had got a bit stale at Villa. It's a fresh start and I want to show people what I can really do.
"I __have had some great times at Villa but recently it's not been too good. I'm back in the Premier League and I've got another chance - coming here into a dressing room like this, full of British talent, and people who want to do well.
"I fit that bill and hopefully we can grow as a team and keep on improving. For any club to stay in the Premier League is a big achievement. Burnley are doing very well and hopefully that can keep improving.
"I have watched Burnley and they look a bunch of people who work hard and have definitely got enough talent and hopefully I can add to that.``
Westwood began his career at Crewe and joined Villa in 2012. He helped the Midlands club reach the 2015 FA Cup final, where they lost to Arsenal, and was part of the Villa squad relegated from the Premier League last season.