Brentford boss Thomas Frank has given an update on the club’s summer transfer plans, stating that they are making progress and do not need to sell players to meet financial regulations. Despite a challenging season in the Premier League, the team secured safety and are now focusing on strengthening their squad for the upcoming season.
Frank revealed that they are working on potential transfers and are excited for pre-season to start. The team is looking to strengthen in a few key positions and have contingency plans in place in case any players are sold. Star striker Ivan Toney has been the subject of transfer rumors, but the team has already planned for his potential departure by bringing in Igor Thiago.
The manager emphasized the importance of strategic planning in football and credited the club’s strong organization for their ability to navigate the transfer market effectively. Frank is closely involved in decision-making alongside the technical director and recruitment team to ensure they make informed choices about player acquisitions.
Brentford is in a solid financial position and does not need to sell players to comply with Financial Fair Play rules. Frank reassured fans that the club is well-run and in a strong position to make smart transfer decisions. Listen to the full update on the club’s summer transfer plans on BBC Sounds.
