Brentford boss Thomas Frank has given an update on the club’s transfer plans for the summer, stating that they are making progress and are well-prepared. Despite a challenging season in the Premier League, Brentford secured safety with a 16th-placed finish, even without star striker Ivan Toney for a significant period due to suspension.
Frank expressed his excitement for the upcoming pre-season, highlighting the club’s focus on strengthening the squad in a few key positions. He mentioned that the club is prepared for any potential player departures, including Toney, who has been linked with a move. Frank emphasized the importance of planning and strategy in navigating the uncertainties of football, praising the club’s decision-making process involving key stakeholders.
The Brentford boss reiterated that the club is in a strong financial position, not requiring player sales to comply with financial regulations. Frank emphasized the club’s well-run nature and expressed confidence in their ability to navigate the complexities of the transfer market. He reassured fans that Brentford is well-equipped to handle any challenges that may arise during the summer transfer window.
Frank’s comprehensive involvement in transfer decisions, along with the technical director and recruitment team, ensures a collaborative approach to player acquisitions. The team is focused on identifying players who can help them improve their performance in key areas of play while also being mindful of their budget constraints.
