Jacob Bruun Larsen is set to leave Burnley in the coming days, according to a report from the winger's native Denmark.
Bruun Larsen returned to Burnley last summer, joining the club on a permanent deal from Bundesliga side VfB Stuttgart.
The 27-year-old was a regular as Burnley ultimately failed to retain their Premier League status, recording three assists across 30 appearances in all competitions.
A player of Bruun Larsen's experience could prove a valuable asset as new manager Nicky Hayen looks to secure an immediate return to the top flight, but it appears his time at the club will soon come to an end.
Danish outlet Bold claim that FC Copenhagen have been talks with the former Borussia Dortmund man over a permanent move to the Parken Stadium.
The most successful club in the history of Danish football, FCK endured their worst campaign in decades last season, ultimately finishing seventh and moving on to the relegation round following the league's split.
However, by winning the relegation round the club earned a European play-off clash with Brondby which they won to secure a place in the UEFA Conference League qualifying round where they will meet Ukrainian side Polissya Zhytomyr over two legs.
Bruun Larsen still has three years remaining on his current deal, but an agreement between all parties is said to be close to being finalised.
An eight-cap Denmark international, Bruun Larsen has spent his entire senior career playing outside his home country - having left boyhood club Lyngby to join Dortmund in 2015.
After joining Burnley on loan in 2023-24 he was the club's top goalscorer in the single season in the Premier League, netting six times from 32 appearances as they were relegated under Vincent Kompany.
He later went back to Hoffenheim before returning to Burnley in July of last year - this time on a permanent deal - via a brief spell at Stuttgart.
