Kelleher set for Brentford switch - send us your thoughts
As the early summer transfer window opens, there looks to be movement in the goalkeeping department for Brentford.With Bayer Leverkusen understood to have agreed a fee of around £8m for 31-year-old Mark Flekken, the Bees are set to sign Liverpool's number two goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher.The clubs have agreed a £12.5m fee for the 26-year-old Republic of Ireland international, rising to £18m in add-ons.So, what do you make of the deal? Would Kelleher be a good replacement for Flekken? What can he bring to the side?Let us know
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