Port Vale goalkeeper Ben Amos has secured a move to Burnley following his release after the club’s relegation from League One. The 36-year-old, who totalled 41 appearances for the Valiants, played a key role in their promotion campaign in 2025.

What happened to Ben Amos at Port Vale?

Amos was one of several players let go by Port Vale after an unconvincing season that ended in relegation. Despite his experience, the club opted not to retain him, paving the way for his departure.

Why did Burnley sign the veteran goalkeeper?

Burnley, relegated to the Championship last season, have added Amos on a one-year deal. He is expected to serve as back-up to first-choice keeper Max Weiß, bringing valuable experience to the squad.

What did Ben Amos say about the move?

Speaking to Burnley’s club website, Amos highlighted the mix of youth and experience in the squad. He expressed hope that his experience would contribute to the dressing room and senior group dynamics.

What’s next for Port Vale?

With Amos now departed, Port Vale will need to address their goalkeeper situation ahead of the new season. The club’s focus will be on rebuilding after a difficult campaign that saw them drop out of League One.