Brentford is attempting to negotiate a new contract with Yoane Wissa, who seems inclined towards leaving the club this summer.

According to a report from Sacha Tavolieri, Werder Bremen have reached an agreement on personal terms with Juventus’s Samuel Mbangula (21), with the winger offered a five-year contract at the

Brentford have joined the race for FC Basel defender Jonas Adjetey, submitting a €7m bid to get negotiations started. That’s according to Africa Foot, who report that the Ghanaian is attracting interest from Brentford,

Brentford have received new investment through British philanthropist and businessman Gary Lubner and British filmmaker Sir Matthew Vaughn, who have become minority shareholders at the club. South African-born Lubner is the founder of This Day Foundation and is the former chief executive of glass repair company Belron.

Through their investment in Best Intentions Analytics (BIA), the holding company for Brentford Football Club and Mérida AD, the club is pleased to welcome British philanthropist and businessman Gary

Brentford could move on to other targets after seeing a £35million bid for winger Omari Hutchinson rejected by Ipswich. The Bees made an approach for the 21-year-old with uncertainty still surrounding the future of Bryan Mbeumo, even though a potential move to Manchester United appears no nearer completion.

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Brentford have reportedly identified a potential replacement for Yoane Wissa if the in-demand striker leaves the club.