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Wolves and Burnley in James McCarthy bidding battle

Published 00:00 08/07/09 By By Football Spy

Wolves boss Mick McCarthy has made a £2million offer for Hamilton Accies starlet James McCarthy to outbid promoted rivals Burnley.

The deal is £1m guaranteed and the same again, based on appearances by the attacker voted the best young player in Scotland.

Burnley will table an official £800,000 bid for Accies' Scotland Under-21 left-back Brian Easton today, hoping to complete a swift capture.

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