Brentford names Keith Andrews as successor to Thomas Frank

Brentford examined a number of external candidates for the position, including Kieran McKenna and Francesco Farioli from Ipswich Town, who left Ajax last month.

While the owner of the owner Matthew Benham to hand over Andrews, the reins can be considered as a bet, this represents a level of continuity in accordance with what happened before.

Frank was promoted to his role as assistant to take care of in 2018 when Dean Smith left for Aston Villa, after managing Brondby for almost three years as well as the Denmark youth teams.

Andrews takes the bar during a period of turbulence at the Gtech community stage.

The goalkeeper of the Republic of Ireland, Caoimhin Kelleher, arrived from Liverpool to replace the Dutch cap Mark Flekken, who moved to Bayer Leverkusen.

Denmark midfielder Christian Norgaard is about to head towards Arsenal And the top scorer of last season, Bryan Mbeumo, was the subject of an improved offer BUT 60 million Manchester United Sterling pounds.

Andrews wants Brentford to be a team that “fans feel them represent them” and said that he would be practical in terms of coach style because he “likes to be on the grass” to improve players.

“We want to play winning football, we want to be competitive, we want to have an advantage, we want to play dynamic and relentless football but we want to be organized,” he added.

“We want to have huge moments, huge games, and I think the big one is that we want to have an attitude and an inlasia of progression. We really have to maintain it, and it’s daily.

“There will be a clear plan to try to develop our talented young players and also our older players, because development does not stop only when you arrive at a certain age.”