
Key strength: Pace and recovery
Overlapping full-back
Arriving through the January transfer window as Burnley fight for survival in 19th place, Peruvian international Oliver Sonne represents a fresh injection of energy for the Clarets' backline. The 25-year-old right-back—valued at €4 million—brings the dual heritage of his Peruvian and Danish roots, profiling as the archetypal modern full-back under contract until 2029. Though his sole appearance so far came in limited minutes, Sonne's athleticism and defensive positioning are precisely what Burnley need as they scrap to climb the table. With just one appearance and zero goal contributions recorded, his true impact remains a tantalizing prospect. He'll compete with Connor Roberts for the starting berth, offering manager Vincent Kompany a genuine tactical option—someone capable of bombing forward while maintaining the positional discipline required in a relegation battle. For a club desperate for points, Sonne's stamina on the right flank could prove vital in the season's crucial closing months.