Caoimhin Kelleher changes the future of the teenage club with Brentford Transfers
After years of Liverpool’s trust research on Alisson Becker, Caoimhin Kelleher finally played the starting role – joining Brentford to reach a £18m deal.
The Irish Republic International team arrived at the Bees for an initial price of £12.5 million, with potential performance-based add-ons of £5.5 million. He will replace Mark Flekken, who recently turned to Bayer Leverkusen.
“I think it’s hard for me to leave [Liverpool],” Kelleher said after completing the move. “I feel that timing is my career, and it’s the time I’m leaving and I’m going to be number one every week. ”
The move not only marks a new chapter for Kelleher and Brentford—it is also a time of change for his childhood club Ringmahon Rangers.
According to the Sun, when Kelleher signed Liverpool from Ringmahon at the age of 16 in 2015, the deal included a 20% sell clause. The clause now gives Munster Feague (playing in the third-tier Irish football match) a surprise of about £2.5 million, the largest sales fee ever for the club.
“This will keep us going for a long time,” Ringmahon Rangers chairman Paul Higgins said in a speech to the Irish Times.
“I’m very happy,” he added. “First of all, I am very happy for Caoimhín and his family. We have always believed [Caoimhín] Will be successful. ”
Now, thanks to a career-defined move, Kelleher not only achieved his own future, but also changed the course of his childhood club.
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