Sheffield Wednesday transfer latest: Former Sunderland and Bolton Wanderers loanee joins from Hull City
SHEFFIELD Wednesday have added to their forward options by completing the signing of Hull City striker Mason Burstow on a season-long loan.
The Londoner has become the club's 12th new arrival of the summer window in the process and will provide a welcome new option in the final third for the Owls.
Burstow, who turns 23 next week, arrives on the back of a League One promotion-winning campaign at Bolton Wanderers, where he spent the 2025-26 campaign on loan.
The former Sunderland loanee, capped by England at under-20 level previously. notched 12 goals in a season which saw Wanderers return to the Championship via the play-offs.
Burstow has been among a number of Tigers fringe players who the club have been trying to move on this summer alongside the likes of Kasey Palmer, Abu Kamara, Enis Destan, Abdus Omur, Thimothee Lo-Tutala and David Akintola.
Burstrow joined Hull just under two years ago from Chelsea.
He penned a four-year deal at the MKM Stadium, with a club option of a further year - but found it difficult to make real headway in East Yorkshire.
Greenwich-born Burstow signed for Charlton Athletic from Welling United as a second-year scholar in October 2020 and scored with his first touch in professional football the following August.
He joined Chelsea for a seven-figure fee in February 2022 and immediately returned to The Valley on loan, finishing the 2021-22 season with six goals and three assists in 23 Addicks appearances.
His three appearances for Chelsea came at the start of 2023-24, coming off the bench twice in the Premier League and starting in the EFL Cup.
He joined Sunderland on loan in September 2023, and scored one Championship goal in 20 games for the Wearsiders.