Swansea City insist Burnley remain well short of their valuation for striker Michael Obafemi.
The Clarets have had a second bid for the forward rejected on transfer deadline day having had a previous offer turned down prior to the 1-1 draw with Stoke City.
And despite a package worth up to £8m with add-ons being offered by Vincent Kompany's men for Obafemi on the final day of the summer window, the Swans have stood firm.
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Swansea's owners want around £10m for the Republic of Ireland international - who has scored 13 goals in 40 appearances for the club since joining from Southampton last summer.
The Swans are intent on not selling Obafemi for below the asking price, and our sister title LancsLive now report that Burnley are prepared to walk away from a deal for the 22-year-old.
Head coach Russell Martin is understood to be eager to bring in a replacement for Obafemi should the frontman move on.
But as things stand, it appears as though deadline day could be relatively quiet for the Swans who have seen Dan Williams join The New Saints on loan for the season.
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