Lafferty, who had made comments to the Belfast Telegraph stating his desire to leave Turf Moor, left the Clarets holding a bidding war with Wolves and Celtic making improved offers on a daily basis.

This latest one has been accepted by Burnley's Board, And Kyle will become the most expensive claret export beating Ade Akinbiyi's £1.75 mil sale by over a million pounds with £1million rated Alan Gow also included by becoming a Claret.

Major news channels have reported that Lafferty is in Glasgow having a medical, while Alan is at Turf Moor having talks.

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Alan Gow started life in the youth teams at Clydebank, making 7 starts between 2000 and 2002,from there he joined Airdrie United(playing up front with Owen Coyle), helping them win the Scottish second division back in 2004, in June 2005 Gow was on the move again this time to Falkirk where he forged a clinical partnership with Burnley target "Anthony Stokes".

Gow signed for Rangers in the summer of 2007 and was given the squad number 15, this after a January swoop for the Falkirk front man of £100.000 was turned down, Falkirk had been holding out for half a million, but lost him on a bosman free that summer when he signed a pre-contract to the Glasgow team.

Gow made his Rangers debut against David Beckham's LA Galaxy in May 2007 at the Home Depot Centre, but was unable to hold down a regular spot at Ibrox under manager Walter Smith, and spend much of his season their in the reserves.

Alex McLeish gave Alan his first taste of international football in February 2007 when he came off the bench to score in the 2-2 draw with Finland, at Rugby Park, Kilmarnock

June 2008 and he is meat in the sandwich as make weight for the Kyle Lafferty deal taking Alan Gow to Turf Moor along with £3million(a club record sale),and Lafferty going the other way, he becomes the second Rangers player to travel south, following Chris Vinnicome who made the trip 14 years ago.

Alan Gow who plays as an attacking midfielder who can play left or centre, will be a great addition to the Clarets squad standing at six feet tall and at the relatively young age of 25, he should become a crowd favourite.

In his career to date Gow has started 151 games with another 32 coming off the bench, Scoring 45 goals in the process, Burnley might just have found a the goalscoring midfielder the team has been missing.

Gow will be the first permanent signing of Owen Coyle's tenure as Burnley manager