Liverpool have already started working on transfers this summer and have sold one of the experienced players, Caoimhin Kelleher, to Brentford.

True achievers don’t just stop after winning something, they start preparing to win the upcoming battle.

That is exactly what the Reds have been doing since lifting the Premier League trophy in front of the Kop.

Behind the curtains, the Merseysiders are working on securing players who will be valuable in securing future titles.

Caoimhin Kelleher completes Liverpool exit to earn his old amateur club millions	Caoimhín Kelleher completes £18m move from Liverpool to Brentford	Liverpool confirms second summer exit as Caoimhin Kelleher completes Premier League transfer

However, they are also offloading by selling a few players to generate the cash flow.

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There are a handful of players who have been rumoured to be sold by the Anfield giants this summer.

However, as confirmed by multiple sources, Caoimhim Kelleher has been sold to Brentford for an initial £12.5m fee which would stand at £18m with add-ons.

As per Fabrizio Romano, the Irishman has completed his medical tests at Brentford on Monday as the two parties agreed upon the fee.

On top of the initial £12.5m fee, the Merseysiders will be reportedly earn £2m for 20+ Premier League starts and £1.5 million if Brentford qualify for Europe.

Both these feats are quite achievable with how Thomas Frank’s side has been doing so far.

The Bees are selling their current goalkeeper Mark Flekken to Bayer Leverkusen so the Reds’ backup goalie will be an adequate replacement.

Despite having one of the best track records, he has sat out most of the games due to being a backup for Alisson.

In 20 matches across all competitions, Liverpool No.

62 has kept nine clean sheets this season (stats via Transfermarkt).

After winning the title, the goalkeeper hinted at the possibility of a potential move by saying, “I’ve said it before, I feel like I’m a number one and I think I’m good enough to play week in and week out… That’s what I’m looking to do.”

But with Giorgi Mamardashvili joining as the bench warmer from next summer, this is a sensible piece of business.

What do you think Reds, have Liverpool done the right thing by selling Caoimhin Kelleher?

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