Breaking News:Zian Flemming shares heartfelt message to Millwall………….

Although he couldn’t match that performance last season, he still managed to score seven goals, helping Millwall remain in the Championship.

An injury had kept Flemming out of action this season, but on Friday, it was revealed that Burnley had shown interest in him. A late deal was finalized, with Flemming moving to Turf Moor on an initial loan, which will become permanent next year.

Now facing a new challenge, the 26-year-old shared a message to Millwall fans on Instagram.

“Dear Lions,

I’m deeply grateful for the warm welcome and the support I received during my time here. These two years have been incredibly special, with an amazing first season and a challenging second one. Throughout it all, we’ve created some unforgettable memories together.

I am, and always will be, immensely proud to have had the privilege of playing for this extraordinary club.

Wishing you all the best, Zian.”

Zian Flemming’s departure will be felt at Millwall.

This was a significant sale for the club, reportedly earning them over £7 million for the former Zwolle player, making it a solid piece of business for Millwall.

Although losing him on the final day wasn’t ideal, it reflects Millwall’s transfer strategy in action: identifying a talented player, seeing him perform well, and then selling him for a substantial profit.

From a football standpoint, it’s certainly a setback for Neil Harris, as despite Flemming’s second season not matching the success of his first, he remained a crucial player for the team.

As his message reflects, he not only made an impact on the pitch but also fully embodied what it means to be a Millwall player. The fans always valued his effort and determination, even during challenging times.

Zian Flemming has the potential to thrive at Burnley.

Now that his focus shifts to Burnley, Flemming will need to build up his fitness before making his debut, but the move appears promising.

At Millwall, the setup sometimes posed challenges for attacking players, but at Burnley, where the emphasis is on playing on the front foot, Flemming’s style should be a great fit.

When he’s at his best, Flemming is a smart player who knows how to find space in the box and remains calm in front of goal, making him a significant threat for the Clarets.

It will be intriguing to see how Scott Parker integrates the new signing into the starting XI. Given that Flemming is just one of several recent additions, it might take some time for him to fully settle in, requiring patience from everyone involved.

Burnley will return to action on Saturday with a home match against their fierce rivals, Blackburn Rovers.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               GET MORE NEWS HERE