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Burton forward Cooper-Love joins Dutch side Emmen
Jack Cooper-Love has not played for Burton Albion since December 2024 [Getty Images] Burton Albion striker Jack Cooper-Love has left the club to join Dutch Eerste Divisie side FC Emmen. The 24-year-old signed for the Brewers in July 2024 from Swedish top-flight side Elfsborg. He scored one goal in 14 League One games for Burton in the 2024-25 season before going on loan to De Graafschap in the Netherlands, where he netted five times in 12 appearances. The Swede, whose parents are both from England, then spent last season on loan at fellow Dutch club Roda JC, scoring nine goals in 38 matches. Cooper-Love's new permanent club FC Emmen finished 14th in the second tier of Dutch football in 2025-26. All the latest Burton Albion news
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