Burnley's new recruit Johann Berg Gudmundsson has likened the team spirit of Sean Dyche's squad with that of the Iceland national team.

The 25-year-old, who was one of the stars of the Iceland's Euro2016 campaign, has signed for the Clarets from Charlton Athletic on a three-year deal for an initial fee of £2.5million.

He said: "The team spirit in the Iceland team seems to be similar to here, where everybody is working for each other and it's a tight group.

"That's what football is about. It's a team sport and everyone works hard for one another here.

"I've played in big games in the Europa League and with Iceland so that's definitely going to help me when I play for the first time in the Premier League.

"Experience is everything and I have quite a bit of that, so I'll be fine I think."