Kelleher was to join Brentford after Liverpool accepted a goalkeeper contract

Caoimhin Kelleher is scheduled to join Brentford from Liverpool after the Premier League champions agreed to a contract worth £ 18m for goalkeepers, according to reports.

It comes after the report earlier on Sunday that bee guard Mark Flekken will join Bayer Leverkusen after two clubs reached an agreement in the € 10 million (€ 8.4 million) for € 31-year-old.

The initial fee is believed to have been agreed at the Kelleher Agreement amounted to £ 12.5 million, according to Sky Sports, with an additional £ 5.5 million to pay in various accessories.

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In the last four seasons, the 26-year-old had to play the second puzzle to Alisson on Anfield, proving that on several occasions it was a reliable control of Reds no.1.

However, the Republic of Ireland International-Koja has two medals of the Premier League winner-Dugo, she claimed that he was good enough to be a guardian of the first choice and is expected to be undergoing medicine with Brentford on Monday.

Liverpool, meanwhile, had already had a replacement for Kelleher, and Giorgi Mamardashvili was a wreck of £ 29 million from Valencia – initially announced in August 2024 – now he is becoming official.

Flekken’s move will see him working under Erik Ten Hag after former Manchester United chief was declared a manager last week.

Ten Hag’s appointment followed only 24 hours after Leverkusen’s departure manager, Xabi Alonso, was officially confirmed as the new Real Madrid coach, and Carlo Ancelotti took over the Kingdom of the Brazil national team.