Burnley and West Ham were among the clubs looking to sign Jocelin Ta Bi in the summer with the Clarets seeing a deal fall through late on.

Sunderland winger Jocelin Ta Bi has experienced limited league action following a collapsed summer loan switch to Burnley. The 21-year-old travelled to Turf Moor on deadline day in September, but the proposed transfer fell apart due to Burnley's squad requirements, keeping the attacker at the Stadium of Light alongside reported summer interest from West Ham and Hull City.
Since the deal fell through, Ta Bi has played under 60 minutes in the Premier League under manager Regis Le Bris. However, the winger starred in Sunderland's 3-2 Carabao Cup victory over Brentford on October 28, contributing to all three goals and prompting writer Charlie Hodgson to suggest Burnley should consider revisiting a January move.
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