BURNLEY, England (Reuters) - Burnley's new American chairman Alan Pace wants to see the Lancashire club capitalise more on the Premier League's global commercial reach and is also exploring the possibility of a partnership with a foreign club.
Pace's ALK Capital group took over Burnley last week from local businessman Mike Garlick, who had guided the club into the Premier League where, under manager Sean Dyche, they are now in their fifth straight season.
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