Comes from Hull City
Just a few days after Aaron Hickey (20) made a record purchase of 16.5 million euros, FC Brentford presented Keane Lewis-Potter (21), the new most expensive transfer in the club’s history. As the club announced on Tuesday, the left winger has signed a six-year contract with an option for another. The England Under-21 international comes from second division side Hull City, who are expected to earn €19m. Due to possible bonuses, the sum should be able to increase to up to 25 million euros.
Lewis-Potter was trained at Hull City where, despite his young age, he has established himself as a regular in recent seasons. He made 48 appearances in all competitions last season, scoring 13 goals and providing three assists. Meanwhile, he didn’t miss a single minute in the league. In the most recent championship update, the attacker was one of the biggest gainers in market value, posting a plus of €1m to currently €12m.
“It fits perfectly into the Brentford model. He’s a good young player who we think has the qualities to play in the Premier League now. He will continue to develop,” commented Brentford coach Thomas Frank on the commitment.
We are delighted to announce the signing of Keane Lewis-Potter on a six-year contract with a club option for an extra year
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— Brentford FC (@BrentfordFC) July 12, 2022
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