Leading transfer journalist Romano recently announced that Liverpool midfielder Fabio Carvalho has been confirmed as joining Brentford
, with a transfer fee of up to £20 million and possibly including an additional floating clause. The news has sparked widespread interest in the soccer world and marks the beginning of a new chapter in the young midfielder's career.
Liverpool have decided to sell Fabio Carvalho on a permanent basis, according to Romano, with the 21-year-old Portuguese midfielder having shown considerable potential in his short time with the Reds. Brentford are reportedly
The side favored Carvalho and managed to beat out other competitors for a lucrative offer.
Meanwhile, Portuguese media outlet El Globo has confirmed the news and revealed that Carvalho has accepted the Brentford
offer, is about to head to the side for a medical in the near future. Once the medical goes through, Carvalho will officially become a Brentford
of the team to start his new journey in the Premier League.
Fabio Carvalho moved to Liverpool in the summer of 2022 for a fee of €5.9 million from Fulham. During his time with the Reds, he has been loaned out to the likes of Leipzig and Hull City for training. Last season, Carvalho got 21 appearances in Liverpool's first team and scored 3 goals, showing good attacking ability and midfield organization.
This time joining Brentford
, is both a new challenge and a great opportunity for Fabio Carvalho to showcase his talents. Brentford.
As an emerging force in the Premier League, the team has made a number of good moves in the transfer market in recent years, and it is believed that the addition of Carvalho will further strengthen the team.
Fans are also expecting and wishing for Carvalho's transfer. They are hoping that the young midfielder will be able to make it at Brentford
Continue to shine and bring more victories and honors to the team. At the same time, we also expect him to continue to grow and improve in the new environment, and become another bright new star of Portuguese soccer.
